Guest editorial: Behavioral public budgeting: rethinking fiscal behavior and institutional design

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This editorial aims to integrate behavioral insights into public budgeting and fiscal governance, emphasizing the relevance of cognitive biases in decision-making processes.
The special issue compiles diverse studies including experiments, simulations, and analyses of fiscal rules.
Contributions explore behavioral patterns in public budgeting, accounting, and performance management within different contexts.
Behavioral insights highlight that cognition and institutional structures significantly shape fiscal decisions.
Studies reveal that framing effects can alter budget preferences, affecting citizen engagement and decision-making outcomes.

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Guest editorial discusses behavioral public budgeting, revealing insights on fiscal governance and decision-making mechanisms.

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