Comparing COVID-19 Budgeting Responses: New Budgeting Principles that Resulted from the Pandemic

• Autorzy: Tlektes Espolov , Aidos Espolov , Dariga Aitkozhina , Kanat Tireuov , Sailaukhan Raiymbekov , Zhenisbek Suleimenov

Warianty tytułu

Porównanie reakcji na COVID-19: nowe zasady budżetowania, będące efektem pandemii

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

This study provides a comparative analysis of the budget limits of the Commonwealth of Inde-pendent States members, focusing on fiscal responses to the COVID crisis and options for im-proving the structure. The methodology comprised a statistical approach based on assessments of macroeconomic indicators for 2020-2021, as well as world rankings and several measurement systems. The following new budgeting principles were formulated as a result of the compara-tive analysis of public administration. The proposed principles focus on monitoring, assessing, and forecast data of long-term sustainability management and other fiscal risks. The proposed budgeting principles could provide a country with the new opportunities needed to expand its potential during further economic advancement in global politics. The central result of this work is a renewed approach to budget management using data on the actual economic situa-tion and adaptability to changes. The proposed budget management scheme lays the foundation for the future development of a country's potential and aligns with the priority goals of the CIS member states in terms of democracy. The value of this research lies in presenting and summa-rizing the analysis of the budget management system and the detailing of budgetary policies to identify and reflect the political priorities of countries. This helps formulate recommendations and suggestions for improving the budgetary process, achieving a balanced distribution of re-sources, and attaining strategic development goals. The practical application of the findings will allow budget policy specialists, economists, and statisticians to become familiar with the chang-es in the institutional landscape amid COVID-19 and assess the situation in their region through the prism of administrative sovereignties. (original abstract)

Niniejsze opracowanie stanowi analizę porównawczą ograniczeń budżetowych członków Wspólnoty Niepodległych Państw, skupiając się na reakcjach fiskalnych na kryzys wywołany przez pandemię COVID-19 i na możliwościach poprawy ich konstrukcji. Metodologia obejmuje podejście statystyczne oparte na ocenach wskaźników makroekonomicznych dla lat 2020-2021, a także na światowych rankingach i kilku systemach pomiarowych. W wyniku analizy porównawczej administracji publicznej sformułowano nowe zasady budżetowania. Proponowane zasady koncentrują się na monitorowaniu, ocenie i prognozowaniu danych dotyczących długoterminowego zarządzania zrównoważonym rozwojem i innych rodzajów ryzyka fiskalnego. Zaproponowane zasady budżetowania mogą zapewnić krajowi nowe możliwości potrzebne do rozszerzenia jego potencjału w trakcie dalszego rozwoju gospodarczego w polityce globalnej. Głównym rezultatem tych badań jest odnowione podejście do zarządzania budżetem z wykorzystaniem danych dotyczących rzeczywistej sytuacji gospodarczej i zdolności adaptacyjnych do zmian. Proponowany system zarządzania budżetem kładzie podwaliny pod przyszły rozwój potencjału kraju i wpisuje się w priorytetowe cele państw WNP w zakresie demokratyzacji. Wartość tych badań polega na przedstawieniu i podsumowaniu analizy systemu zarządzania budżetem oraz uszczegółowieniu polityk budżetowych w celu identyfikacji i odzwierciedlenia priorytetów politycznych państw. Pomaga to sformułować zalecenia i sugestie dotyczące usprawnienia procesu budżetowego, osiągnięcia zrównoważonego podziału zasobów i strategicznych celów rozwojowych. Praktyczne zastosowanie wyników badań pozwoli specjalistom ds. polityki budżetowej, ekonomistom i statystykom zapoznać się ze zmianami w krajobrazie instytucjonalnym w czasie pandemii COVID-19 i ocenić sytuację w ich regionie z punktu widzenia władz administracyjnych. (abstrakt oryginalny)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Digital transformation; Economic policy; Public administration; Budget; COVID-19

PL

Transformacja cyfrowa; Polityka gospodarcza; Administracja publiczna; Budżet; COVID-19

• Czasopismo: Comparative Economic Research
• Rocznik: 2023
• Tom: 26
• Numer: nr 4
• Strony: 7--25

Twórcy

autor

Tlektes Espolov

• Kazakh National Agrarian University, Department of Management and Organization of Agribusiness, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

autor

Aidos Espolov

• Kazakh National Agrarian University, Department of Management and Organization of Agribusiness, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

autor

Dariga Aitkozhina

• University named after D.A. Kunaeva, Department of Jurisprudence, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

autor

Kanat Tireuov

• Kazakh National Agrarian University, Department of Management and Organization of Agribusiness, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

autor

Sailaukhan Raiymbekov

• Kazakh National Agrarian University, Department of Management and Organization of Agribusiness, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

autor

Zhenisbek Suleimenov

• Kazakh National Agrarian University, Department of Management and Organization of Agribusiness, Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan

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DOI

10.18778/1508-2008.26.28