Budget Review: Germany

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OECD Journal on Budgeting, 2015, vol. 14, issue 2, 9-79

Abstract: Budgeting in Germany at the federal level is conducted in the basis of a well-developed legal, constitutional and administrative framework. The German budget process is robust and encompasses all elements of modern budgeting with significant reforms continuously being implemented . As a result, Germany has achieved an enviable fiscal performance in recent years. Surprisingly, little literature and research is available on the German budget process internationally. GOV/BUD's recently conducted budget review of Germany aims to present a concise overview of budgeting in Germany.

Date: 2015
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