Features of Budget Planning in State and Municipal Administration in the Russian Federation
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https://doi.org/10.47451/jur2021-02-001Keywords:
budget planning, state and municipal management, local budget, revenues of municipal budgets, features of budget planningAbstract
The author of the article examines the issues of budget planning in state and municipal administration. Attention is paid to the analysis of the correlation of its features and problems in the current economic crisis. It is concluded that the analysed problems of budget planning form a new dynamic space of municipal management, which is aimed at constant adaptation to the changing and expanding regulatory field of public administration. This does not lead to minimising the features of municipal management but to their constant increase in both volume and quantity. In the course of the study, comparative and historical methods of analysis were used. The materials of the article are intended for Russian and foreign specialists in research of state and municipal planning on the territory of the Russian Federation.
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