Extrait
Content
Introduction
Hypothesis
Abstract
1. Methodology
2. History of Budgets
3. Theoretical framework
3.1. Stewardship Theory
3.2. Theory of Class Struggle
3.3. Roles and activities of two financial crime agencies
4. Reasons for the Gap
4.1. Politics
4.2. Corruption
4.3. Repitition and duplication of budget items
4.4. Leakages and substandard supplies
4.5. Lack of sincere economic policy
4.6. Improper planning
4.7. Wasteful spending and borrowing
4.8. Lack of information
4.9. Abandoned and inflated projects
4.10. Weak interest from the citizens
4.11. Discontinuity in political succession
4.12. Lack of modalities for checking budget implementation
4.13. Weak suport for the civil society
4.14. Late budget approvals
4.15. Lack of policing mechanisms
4.16. Slow judicial process
4.17. Inadequate resources
5. Graphic measurements of welfare as an indicator of Human Development in Nigeria: 2006-2015
5.1. Outrageous cost of governance
6. Insecurity and crime as a consequence of poverty
7. Recommendations
8. Conclusion
Bibliography
- Citation du texte
- Frederick Omoyoma Odorige (Auteur), 2017, Policing the Gaps between Budgets and Implementation in Developing Economies. The Impediments to Welfare and Security in Ghana and Nigeria, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/379444
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