Budgeting Amidst Triple-Digit Inflation: The Case of Israel

Ira Sharkansky

British Journal of Political Science, 1984, vol. 14, issue 1, 73-88

Abstract: Government budgets have acquired a key role in the activities of policy makers. They have also attracted a great deal of attention from political scientists. Perhaps no other feature of policy making is so completely described and analysed. For both policy makers and political scientists, the budget is the ultimate Scoreboard, showing which agencies, programmes, or groups are getting more or less of what the government has to offer.

Date: 1984
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