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January 1, 1986The Accounting Review

Accountants' and Administrators' Guide: Budgeting for Results in Government (Book).

Stephen F. Jablonsky Harvey Hendrickson

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The aim is to evaluate key themes and practices in budgeting for government entities as presented in the book.
Reviewed the content of the book and its implications for budgeting practices in government.
Assessed practical recommendations for accountants and administrators.
Identified important budgeting techniques tailored for government agencies.
Highlighted the role of accountants in improving budget outcomes.

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Implication

This review highlights insights from a guide on effective budgeting practices for government, suggesting best practices for financial management.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Accountants' and Administrators' Guide: Budgeting for Results in Government," by James R. Griesemer.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba43b64e9516ffd37a5416 https://doi.org/10.2308/tar-4496251

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