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Public Sector Budgeting

In the public economics sense, budgetary allocation is viewed primarily in terms of the allocational side effects which any budgetary action may have. In a disaggregate sense, these effects may be of a substitution nature, caused by changes in the relative prices or of an income nature when changes in the level of real income occur. In an aggregate sense, the primary budgetary option which relates to the allocation institutional alternatives