Performance Based Budgeting: An ASPA Classic

Performance Based Budgeting is an insightful addition to the ASPA Classics series that delves into the transformative approach of budgeting based on performance outcomes. Authored by experts W. Bartley Hildreth, Gerald Miller, and Jack Rabin, this work explores the evolution and implementation of performance-based budgeting within various governmental structures. Readers are guided through the complexities of linking funds to measurable results, emphasizing accountability and efficiency in public administration.

The authors draw from a wealth of knowledge and experience to offer comprehensive analyses and practical frameworks. Their exploration highlights the challenges faced by policymakers and administrators in adopting these innovative budgeting techniques, as well as the potential benefits that can lead to improved governance. The book serves as a crucial resource for students, practitioners, and anyone engaged in public finance, urging them to prioritize effectiveness and transparency in the management of public resources.