The essay proposes a study of a selection of the most popular forms of government from the perspective of the funding gap in the public budget process. A distinction between an assembly-dominated model and an executive-dominated model is proposed, which may be useful for a deeper understanding of the functioning of the forms of government. Finally, the analysis offers some useful insights into the relationship between budgetary decision making and the real state of democracy in a country.
Funding gap and "budget-oriented classification" of forms of government
Luigi Testa
2020-01-01
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The essay proposes a study of a selection of the most popular forms of government from the perspective of the funding gap in the public budget process. A distinction between an assembly-dominated model and an executive-dominated model is proposed, which may be useful for a deeper understanding of the functioning of the forms of government. Finally, the analysis offers some useful insights into the relationship between budgetary decision making and the real state of democracy in a country.
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