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Cover Technical Notes and Manuals
Fondos extrapresupuestarios
Mr. Dimitar Radev
and
Mr. Richard I Allen
En esta nota técnica se abordan las siguientes cuestiones principales: 1. ¿Cuáles son la definición, clasificación y tipología de fondos extrapresupuestarios? 2. ¿Por qué hay fondos extrapresupuestarios? 3. ¿Qué problemas crean los fondos extrapresupuestarios? 4. ¿Bajo qué criterios se evalúan y reforman los fondos extrapresupuestarios? y 5. ¿Cuáles son las implicaciones para el análisis de las políticas fiscales y para la gestión financiera pública?
Keywords:
TNM; Reforming EBFs; government; fund; country; budget
Cover Technical Notes and Manuals
Extrabudgetary Funds
Mr. Dimitar Radev
and
Mr. Richard I Allen
This technical note1 addresses the following main questions: 1. What are the definition, classification, and typology of extrabudgetary funds (EBFs)? 2. Why do EBFs exist? 3. What are the problems created by EBFs? 4. What are the criteria for evaluating and reforming EBFs? and 5. What are the implications for analysis of fiscal policies and for public financial management (PFM)?
Keywords:
TNM; Reforming EBFs; government; fund; country; budget; extrabudgetary fund; fiscal earmarking; agency model; carrying out government policy; state budget; typology of extrabudgetary funds; social security fund; government ministry; combine item; unjustified EBFs; financing EBFs; Budget planning and preparation; Securities; Eastern Europe
Cover IMF Working Papers
How Do Canadian Budget Forecasts Compare with Those of Other Industrial Countries?
Mr. Martin Mühleisen
,
Ms. Kornelia Krajnyak
,
Mr. Stephan Danninger
,
Mr. David Hauner
, and
Mr. Bennett W Sutton
This paper compares Canadian central government budget forecasting with forecasting by other industrial countries. While fiscal forecasting in Canada is governed by one of the strongest institutional frameworks, quantitative analysis suggests that budget projections of macroeconomic and fiscal aggregates have been more cautious than in other countries since the mid-1990s. The relatively volatile macroeconomic environment as well as institutional factors, such as Canada's asymmetric deficit target, have likely contributed to this outcome.
Keywords:
WP; private sector; benchmark country; nominal GDP; country authorities; Canada; Budget Forecasting; Fiscal Performance; Industrial Countries; Macroeconomic Projections; fiscal policy; standard deviation; macroeconomic assumption; budget vote; IMF country desk; Budget planning and preparation; Macroeconomic and fiscal forecasts; Australia and New Zealand