The state financial regulation of the people’s republic of china social and economic development priorities

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Political, social and economic development of China
1Zhyber, T
1PhD, Associate Professor of Chair in Finance Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman, Ukraine tzhiber@gmail.com
Kitaêznavčì doslìdžennâ 2018, 1:23-35
https://doi.org/10.15407/chinesest2018.01.023
Section: Political, social and Economic development of China
Language: Ukrainian
Abstract: 

The article is devoted to the examine of the public financial management using by the People’s Republic of China Government for the problems of social and economic development solving. Macro finance budgeting as a part of new public management can improve the public funds efficiency applying by arrange them due to the programs. Tax regulation in China and direct funding of government programs are considered. The priorities of the public financial management instruments using in PRC are singled out.
Keywords: macro finance budgeting, program budgeting in China, public financial management, state policy priorities, tax regulation

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