FISCAL POLICY AIMED AT ENSURING THE EQUIVALENCY OF THE BUDGET IN THE MEDIUM TERM IN UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
This article covers such issues as reforms carried out in Uzbekistan on the reform of public finances, the use of advanced foreign experience in the transition to medium-term budget planning, the role of independent budgetary institutions in the correct and purposeful use of budgetary funds.
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Our research shows that the practice of creating independent budgetary institutions does not always show the effectiveness of their activities. Along with positive experience, in a number of countries, long-standing discussions were noted with the problems of their interaction with government agencies, the official nature of the activity, the professionalism of specialists who are part of independent budgetary institutions.
Adam Török and Anita Veres the role, operation and future of independent fiscal councils within the European Union// Acta Oeconomica, Vol. 61, No. 2 (June 2011), pp. 225-232. https://www.jstor.org/stable/41318104
Beetsma, R., Debrun, X., Fang, X., Kim, Y., Lledo, V., Mbaye, S., & Zhang, X. (2019). Independent fiscal councils: Recent trends and performance. European Journal of Political Economy, 57, 53-69.
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