Program Budgeting¶
David Novick, e. (1965). Program Budgeting: Program Analysis and the Federal Budget. Harvard University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Budget–Planning Alignment
- Its strength is turning a chronic "evidence arrived too late" complaint into a fixed structural fact everyone plans around — the descendant of formal planning-programming-budgeting disciplines that first insisted analysis precede appropriation rather than trail it.
This sourcePlanning-programming-budgeting integrates program analysis with preparation of the governmental budget rather than treating analysis as an after-the-fact exercise.
- Its strength is turning a chronic "evidence arrived too late" complaint into a fixed structural fact everyone plans around — the descendant of formal planning-programming-budgeting disciplines that first insisted analysis precede appropriation rather than trail it.
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