public-expenditures

Tax is a source of government income for public expenditures and a redistribution of income of the peoples.

Any additional discretionary public expenditures should have been avoided and should now be withdrawn.

Over all, the bill treats tax benefits as the equivalent of public expenditures for abortion.

The late nineteenth century saw extensive public expenditures on various social projects.

A review of public expenditures is nearly complete, with follow-up work planned to reform the budget process.

In Asia total public expenditures tripled during the 1960s .

In 1809 Lewis, age 35, embarked for Washington, D. C. , to explain his public expenditures and to clear his name.

public expenditures; performance auditing; game theory; analytic hierarchy process; Multi-level fuzzy comprehensive evaluation;

This decision to increase public expenditures through additional issuance of treasury bonds is made out of the following considerations:

Effects of growth and volatility in public expenditures on economic growth: Theory and evidence, Annals of Economics and Finance

Strategy and Result-oriented Public Expenditures'Performance Appraisal Model

To supervise the expenses of public expenditures, housing and land transfers;

Public expenditures on education at current market prices

analysis of efficiency of public expenditures

to observe economy in public expenditures;

to enforce a strict accountability on the part of all officers of the Government and the utmost economy in all public expenditures;