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- DECLARATION
- CERTIFICATE
- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- LIST OF TABLES
- LIST OF FIGURES
- I. INTRODUCTION
- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- Public Finance, Fiscal Policy and Public Expenditure
- The Growth of Public Expenditure and its Implications
- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT (PEM)
- IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY
- OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
- HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY
- METHODOLOGY OF THE STUDY
- SCOPE OF THE STUDY
- LlMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
- CHAPTERISATION
- References
- II. LITERATURE REVIEW
- PUBLIC FINANCE - AN OVERVIEW
- MEANING AND DEFlNlTION OF PUBLIC FINANCE
- COMPONENTS OF PUBLIC FINANCE
- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE - VARIOUS ASPECTS
- ROLE OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- THEORlES OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE GROWTH
- REASON FOR THE GROWTH OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE IN INDIA
- ANCIENT INDIA
- PUBLIC EXPENDITURE UNDER THE BRITISH RULE
- CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- METHOD OF ACCOUNTING
- BUDGETING IN UNION AND STATES
- SYSTEMS OF BUDGETING
- BUDGETARY PRACTICES IN UNION AND STATES
- CONTROL OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- BUDGETARY CONTROL
- DEPARTMENTAL/ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL
- PARLlAMENTARY/LEGISLATlVE CONTROL
- RECENT REFORMS IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT (PEM)
- STUDIES IN PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
- References
- III. CONCEPTUAL FRAME WORK
- System and Design of Government Accounts
- Fig.3.1 Accounting for Government Expenditure in India - Structural Design
- Analytical Framework
- Method of Analysis
- Section A - Analysis of Revenue Expenditure
- Section B: Management of Revenue Expenditure
- IV. ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS
- SECTION A - ANALYSIS OF REVENUE EXPENDITURE
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR - FISCAL SERVICES (FS)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR - INTEREST PAYMENTS AND SERVICING OF DEBT (IP& SD)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURES UNDER THE SUB-SECTOR -ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES (AS)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR-PENSIONS AND MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL SERVICES (P&MGS)
- CONSOLIDATED AGGREGATE ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURES UNDER GENERAL SERVICES SECTOR (GS)
- ECONOMIC SERVICES (ES)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB-SECTOR AGRICULTURE AND ALLIED ACTIVITIES. (A & AA)
- COMBlNED ANALYSIS OF HEADS OF EXPENDITURES UNDER THE SUBSECTOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT (RD)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR SPECIAL AREA PROGRAMMES (SAP)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB-SECTOR IRRIGATION AND FLOOD CONTROL (I& FC)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB-SECTOR - INDUSTRY AND MINERALS (I&M)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR- TRANSPORT
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THESUB SECTOR - SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT (ST&E)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THESUB SECTOR - GENEUAL ECONOMIC SERVICES (GES)
- CONSOLIDATED AGGREGATE ANALYSISOF EXPENDITURES UNDER THE SECTOR -ECONOMIC SERVICES (ES)
- SOCIAL SERVICES
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURES UNDER THE SUB SECTOR -EDUCATION SPORTS AR TS AND CULTURE (ESA& C)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR - HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE (H & FW)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUBSECTOR
- Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Sheduled Tribes And other Backward Classes (WSCST&OBC)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR-SOCIAL WELFARE AND NUTRITION (SW&N)
- COMBINED ANALYSIS OF THE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE UNDER THE SUB SECTOR- OTHERS
- CONSOLLDATED AGGKEGATE ANALYSLS OF EXPENDITURES UNDER THE SECTOR SOCIAl SERVICES (SS)
- GRANTS-IN-AID & CONTRIBUTIONS (GIA&C)
- AGGREGATE HIGHLIGHTS - REVENUE EXPENDITURE
- SECTION B MANAGEMENT OF REVENUE EXPENDITURE
- Table 4.107 RISK CLASSIFICATION OF REVENUE EXPENDITURE
- Table 4.108 Summary of Risk and High Risk Expenditure
- STRENGTHENING THE PUBLIC EXPENDITURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM GOVERNMENT OF KERALA
- References
- V. CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
- THE STUDY IN RETROSPECT
- IMPORTANT CONCLUSIONS
- A. Conclusions based on Sectoral Analysis of Expenditure
- B. Conclusions based on Analysis of Total Revenue Expenditure
- C. Conclusions based on Risk Classified Revenue Expenditure
- D. Conclusions based on Systemic and Procedural Weaknesses inPublic Expenditure Management
- Tenebility of the Hypothesis
- Suggestions
- Suggestions for Further Research
- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
- BOOKS
- Journals
- Government Publications
- Websites