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World BankKeywords
LIQUIDITYECONOMIC POLICY
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
SHAREHOLDER
INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS
LIQUIDITY CONSTRAINTS
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
LENDING CONDITIONS
WAREHOUSE
TAX LEGISLATION
INTERNAL AUDIT
TREASURIES
FISCAL BALANCE
REVENUE COLLECTION
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC FINANCES
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS
FISCAL TRANSPARENCY
PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT
TAX
TAX POLICY
TRANSACTION
SHAREHOLDERS
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
PUBLIC
DEBT MANAGEMENT AGENCY
PENSION
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
ARREARS
INFORMATION SOCIETY
ELECTRICITY
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
RESERVE
GOVERNMENT REVENUE
PROVISIONS
BUDGETING
FISCAL REFORMS
PORTFOLIO
STATE BANK
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
RECEIPTS
FEDERAL AGENCY
BANKS
CASH PAYMENTS
DEBT SERVICE
PRIVATE SECTOR
ASSET MANAGEMENT
EMPLOYERS
BANKING SERVICES
ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM
TRANSPARENCY
ISSUANCE
COST ESTIMATE
TRADE UNIONS
PUBLIC ASSETS
FISCAL DEFICIT
BORROWING
GOVERNMENT POLICY
PENSIONS
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
INTEREST RATES
HUMAN RESOURCES
LEVEL OF RISK
BRANCH NETWORK
GOVERNMENT DEFICIT
TAX REVENUES
ACCOUNTING
ECONOMIC STABILITY
RETURNS
FINANCIAL CRISIS
DEBT MANAGEMENT
INSTITUTIONAL REFORM
FISCAL POLICIES
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
GUARANTEE FUND
FISCAL DISCIPLINE
PUBLIC SECTOR
CASH MANAGEMENT
TAX COLLECTION
ECONOMIC ASSUMPTIONS
FEDERAL BUDGET
DISBURSEMENTS
PUBLIC DEBTS
FINANCIAL REPORTING
SAVINGS
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
UNEMPLOYMENT
EXPENDITURES
DEBT SERVICE PAYMENT
LIMITED LIABILITY
ADMINISTRATIVE CAPACITY
BENEFICIARIES
INVESTMENT PLAN
ECONOMIES OF SCALE
NATIONAL BANK
DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
APPROPRIATIONS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BUDGET PROCESS
HUMAN RESOURCE
FRAUD
PRIVATIZATION
MINISTRIES OF FINANCE
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
SOCIAL SECURITY
EXCHANGE RATE
ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD
ECONOMIC RECOVERY
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
CHECKS
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
ECONOMIC GROWTH
RESOURCE ALLOCATION
ECONOMIC CRISIS
RISK MANAGEMENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
PUBLIC DEBT
BUDGET FORMULATION
LEGAL TRADITIONS
TAXATION
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
PORTFOLIOS
TRADE UNION
DISBURSEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEM
CREDITS
EXPENDITURE
FINANCIAL MARKETS
PUBLIC FUNDS
PUBLIC POLICY
FINANCIAL POLICY
TREASURY
COMPLIANCE COSTS
LOTTERY
PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING
BUDGET EXECUTION
FISCAL MANAGEMENT
FISCAL POLICY
ELECTRONIC PAYMENT
CASH BALANCES
MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT
DEBT CRISIS
APPROVAL PROCEDURES
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INFLATION
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
PUBLIC RESOURCES
PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYMENT
BUDGET MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
FINANCIAL SERVICES
PUBLIC FINANCE
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
INTEREST RATE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
PAYMENT ORDERS
CREDIBILITY
AGGREGATE FISCAL DISCIPLINE
BUDGET DEFICIT
FISCAL ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC SPENDING
FINANCIAL POLICIES
REAL ESTATE
STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES
ACCESS TO FUNDS
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12291Abstract
The objective of this review is to
 analyze the public finance and revenue administration
 function across the Government of Romania and to identify
 opportunities for enhancements in strategy, processes and
 organization. The review provides a strategic, medium-term
 vision for the development of the public finance function
 while being responsive to immediate problems and challenges.
 The current fiscal adjustment has reinforced the importance
 of strong fiscal institutions and public financial
 management systems. Romania has already taken important
 steps to improve public financial management but progress
 has been uneven. Notwithstanding past achievements, there is
 room for further strengthening of the public finance
 function, especially in continuing to shift its focus and
 capabilities from transaction related control to more policy
 and efficiency oriented tasks.Date
2013-02-11Type
Economic & Sector WorkIdentifier
oai:openknowledge.worldbank.org:10986/12291http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12291
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