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The structural partiality factor in the public financial management and the restrictions of the structural in the last process of Turkey

Kamu mali yönetiminde yapısal taraflık etmeni ve son dönem Türkiye sürecinde yapısal kısıtlar

Pages
29–58
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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The other one, it apparent that the fact of structural partiality directly connects to the process of knowledge succession and there is that cannot be casted out for the desired fiscal performance to the publically aims in the process.

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In the study, we attempted to bring out the fact of structural partiality which have remarkable effects on the public financial management and also, we aim to emphasize that this fact direcdy designate the criterions of the financial performance and inspection in the same process. It is apparent that central government has determined all the fiscal formations connected with institutional obligations in the fiscal laws, and the established applications and approaches of the fiscal institutions expose the structural partiality as a phenomenon having different effect criteria. So, it can be discussed two main structural facts that claim be the cause of the structural partiality in the same period. The first agent, there are the meaningful results of the presented fiscal facts in the frame of the strategically plans connected with fiscal management and inspection. The other one, it apparent that the fact of structural partiality directly connects to the process of knowledge succession and there is that cannot be casted out for the desired fiscal performance to the publically aims in the process.

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In the study, we attempted to bring out the fact of structural partiality which have remarkable effects on the public financial management and also, we aim to emphasize that this fact directly designate the criterions of the financial performance and inspection in the same process. It is apparent that central government has determined all the fiscal formations connected with institutional obligations in the fiscal laws, and the established applications and approaches of the fiscal institutions expose the structural partiality as a phenomenon having different effect criteria. So, it can be discussed two main structural facts that claim be the cause of the structural partiality in the same period. The first agent, there are the meaningful results of the presented fiscal facts in the frame of the strategically plans connected with fiscal management and inspection. The other one, it apparent that the fact of structural partiality directly connects to the process of knowledge succession and there is that cannot be casted out for the desired fiscal performance to the publically aims in the process.

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ÖZKER, A. N. (2022). The structural partiality factor in the public financial management and the restrictions of the structural in the last process of Turkey. Akdeniz İİBF Dergisi, Cilt: 12 - Sayı: 23, 29–58. https://ajindex.com/articles/433149

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