The Politics of Public Budgeting: Getting and Spending, Borrowing and Balancing
The Politics of Public Budgeting explores how governments get and spend money, borrow funds, and balance budgets. Irene S. Rubin examines these core budgeting activities through a political lens, offering a focused resource for readers interested in public finance, government decision-making, and the practical challenges of managing public resources.
About This Book
The Politics of Public Budgeting examines public budgeting as a process shaped by both financial decisions and political considerations.
The book addresses the central tasks identified in its title: obtaining funds, spending them, borrowing, and balancing budgets.
Irene S. Rubin presents public budgeting as an area where government priorities, resources, and fiscal choices intersect.
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