The Reality of Budgetary Reform in OECD Nations investigates the
impacts and consequences of budgetary reform through a comparative
assessment of advanced Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
Development (OECD) democracies that have undertaken budget reforms
over the past two to three decades. This unique book traces the
?story of reform? in the respective countries. The expert authors
explore the journey each country took, what the objectives were,
the approach taken, the main events and key dates, what was
implemented and what was discarded or replaced. They capture both
the essence of each nation?s approach, as well as discuss the
similarities and trends. The study investigates how the various
roles of the central budget agencies have changed with respect to
public expenditure, how budget processes have developed and the
impact on the relations between key actors. It also analyses the
internal cultures of central budget agencies and how they evaluate
events, problems and their roles in controlling the fiscal policy
of government.With its comparative focus, this timely book is
essential reading for the OECD and World Bank affiliates. Likewise,
scholars and researchers of public finance, international and
comparative government, and development and public sector
management should not be without this important resource.
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