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How can the government be held accountable for the use of public money?
Dr Alberto Asquer explores the concept of government and the role played by elected and non-elected officials in strengthening accountability.
We all want to know how and where our money is being spent, but how should governments be kept accountable for their financial conduct?
Dr Alberto Asquer explores the concept of government and the role played by elected and non-elected officials in strengthening accountability.
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Understanding Public Financial Management: How Is Your Money Spent?
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