Abstract

This study aims at considering the effect of administrative classification of public budget expenses on improving effectiveness and efficiency of administrative control in public sector departments in Jordan-field study. To achieve the aims of the study, questionnaire is developed and conducted .The questionnaire is distributed byhand to all financial managers and managers of interior control, heads of administrative control departments whoare (168) in the study Community. The Community consists of all public sector departments in Jordan whose budgets are among public budget lawno (1) for the year (2013). They are (56) departments. The number of questionnaires distributed to the membersis (168), but only (151) are returned back. Questionnaires that are suitable for statistical analysis are (145) with apercentage of (86.3%) of all distributed questionnaires. A group of statistical analysis methods are usedrepresented in (descriptive Statistic Measures), (One Sample T-Test), and (Reliability Analysis Alpha). The results of the study indicate that there is a positive effect of administrative classification of public budgetexpenses on improving effectiveness and efficiency of performance of administrative control in public sectordepartments in Jordan. In light of the results that the study came up with, a group of recommendations is put. The most important recommendation is that the necessity to enlarge the use of administrative classification of public budget expenses in departments of public sector in Jordan according to a plain approach due to its effect on increasing effectiveness and efficiency of administrative control of public expenses.

Highlights

  • Budget predations and accounts are considered among the most important means of public work administration in different levels

  • Hypotheses have been structured in their nil form as follows: H01: There is no effect of administrative classification of public budget expenses on improving efficiency of administrative control in public sector departments in Jordan

  • H02: There is no effect of administrative classification of public budget expenses on improving adequacy of administrative control in public sector departments in Jordan

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Summary

Introduction

Budget predations and accounts are considered among the most important means of public work administration in different levels. As the role that the government has in economic and social areas increases especially in achieving development and economical stability and social luxury, the importance of evaluating the effects of governments acts increases in order to take decisions on correct bases. Vol 9, No 12; 2014 of the economic role and ramification especially in the third world economics, this results in increasing the amount of public expense both in current and capitalist forms, and imposing more taxes to face the increase in public expense amount. This increases citizens' burden and so other methods should be searched that achieve the most possible amount of productivity adequacy and pre-specified goals. This study, measures the effect of administrative classification of public budget expenses on improving effectiveness and efficiency of administrative control performance in public sector departments in Jordan

Problem of the Study
The Importance of the Study
The Objectives of the Study
Concepts of the Study
The Concept of Administrative Classification of Public Budget Expenses
The Concept of Administrative Control
Administrative Control Aims
What Distinguishes the Study?
The Model of the Study
Hypotheses
Data Collection Resources
The Study Instrument
Community and Sample of the Study
Characteristics of the Study Sample
Data Analysis Methods
The Results of Testing the First Hypothesis
The Results of Testing the Second Hypothesis
Results
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