Determining the types and sizes of expenditures
made from the central government budget is important in terms of the impact of
expenditures on the economy. In addition to this effect, the classification of
budget expenditures is required for both administrative, political and economic
analyses in determining the effective use of resources. On the basis of
accountability to the electorate, the executive body and policy-makers
responsible for the budgetary document have the obligation to know and inform
where they manage, how much they spend, what services are being offered at what
cost, and the economic effects of the expenditure. In the study, firstly,
focusing on the classification of public expenditures, the conceptual content
of “the current transfer expenditures” which constitute the subject the
investigation is explained. After the conceptual explanation, from 2006 to the
present, the relation of the figures of these expenditures with inflation,
elections and growth figures were examined. Secondly, these expenditures those
do not aim to capital accumulation and are defined as unrequited payments made
to the financing of current qualified goods and services have been examined and
evaluated on the basis of sub-expenditure items in the year 2018, which is the
presidential and parliamentary election year.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | May 11, 2019 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 2 Issue: 1 |
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