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Zero Base Budgeting Organizational Impact and Effects_1977

Date: 1977-01-01
Categories: Other
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Technical report (1977). Covers Salt Lake City, Utah, Washington, D.C.. Topics: Zero-Base Budgeting, organizational impact, resource allocation, decision making. Agencies: American Management Associations, Federal Home Loan Bank Board, University of Utah. Cites 20 external works.

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United States Department of AgricultureU.S. Department of CommerceDepartment of DefenseU. S. SenateUniversity of CaliforniaUniversity of UtahUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Arkansas
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MonsantoThe Brookings InstitutionAmerican Management AssociationsFederal Home Loan Bank BoardUnited States Bureau of the BudgetGeneral Assembly of GeorgiaTiger Leasing GroupPeat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.Coast GuardDillingham CorporationInternational Harvester Co.Tektronix, Inc.Bendix Corp.United California BankUnited Nuclear Industries, Inc.Committee on Government OperationsSub-committee on Intergovernmental RelationsPlanning Executives InstituteWatervliet Paper Co.Harvard Business SchoolTexas Instruments, Incorporated

External References Cited (44)

Works cited by this document, grouped by type.

other (26)

  • Texas Instruments, Incorporated (1975)Vancil, R. F.
  • An Evaluation of Zero-Base Budgeting as a Tool for Planning and Control of Discretionary Costs in Government Institutions (1974)George S. Minmier
  • Industry Week, Vol (1977)Bensehel, Jane G., "Zero-Base Management," Inter- 13 . "Zero-Based Budgets Offer Data, Spending Control," national Management, Vol. 32,No. 1 (January
  • p. VIII. Quarterly, Vol (1977)
  • Bill S.2., p. 11 (1977)U.S. Senate Sunset Act of
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  • pp. 39-40. 1974), pp (1977)Federal Accountant, Vol. 23, No. 4 (December (January
  • Dudick (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1975) (1977)More Effective Planning, edited by Thomas S. in the States," January
  • pp. 28-32. Commerce, Spring Symposium, New Directions and 18 (1976)Dean, Burton V ., "Conceptual Problems and Imple- Action," Chartered Accountants, Vol. 109 , No . 6 menting Zero-Base Budgeting," U.S. Department of (December
  • utives Institute, 1977 (1976)
  • p . 11. ference of the Planning Executives Institute, Hilton 14 (1976)Peter A. Pyhrr, "Zero-Base Budgeting," an unpub- ence," Atlanta Economic Journal , Vol. 26, No . 4 lished speech delivered to the International Con- (July-August
  • 22. Minmier, George S., and Hermanson, Roger H ., pp (1976)Hayward, John T., "Buzz Words Galore!" Gov- Arkansas, 19 7 4. ernment Executive, Vol. 8, No .9 (September
  • (New York: AMACOM, 1977) (1976)Cheek, Logan, Zero-Base Budgeting Comes of Age room Reports, Vol. 5, No. 24 (December 30
  • ference of the Planning Executives Institute, Hilton 38 (1975)Pyhrr, Peter A., "Zero-Base Budgeting," an unpub- Harvard Business School Case 9-172-054 ; September lished speech delivered to the International Con-
  • pp. 348-366. (August 1976), pp (1975)
  • pp. 371-373. 1977),p.l7 (1975)
  • Public Spending (Washington: The Brookings In- 13 (1974)Charles L. Schultze, The Politics and Economics of Arkansas
  • pp. 350-357. California: Rand Corporation, 1971 ) (1974)
  • (New York : MacMillan , 1934) , p (1973)John Wiley & Sons
  • 1974), pp. 71-72,128, and 130 (1973)
  • pp. 111-121. Utilities Fortnightly, Vol (1970)
  • pp. 113-137. an unpublished Ph.D (1969)
  • (October 197 6), pp (1968)
  • pp . 529-547. 17 (1966)
  • pp. Journal, Vol (1965)Use It and How to Begin," Advanced Management Quarterly, Vol. 10 , No . 3 (December
  • p. 42 . 11 (1952)Verne B. Lewis, "Towards a Theory of Budgeting," 9 . Aaron Wildavsky, op. cit. Public Administration Review, Vol. 12, No. 1 10. Ibid., p. 157. (Winter
  • Base Budgeting in Garland , Texas," Management 4 (1934)Buck, A. E., The Budget in Governments of Today 14. Leininger, David L., and Wong, Ronald C., "Zero- (New York: MacMillan

article (11)

  • How About Zero-Based Revenue? (1977)Stein, Herbert
  • Harvard Business Review article (1976)Henry Mintzberg
  • Zero-Base Planning and Budgeting (1976)Wright, Norman H., Jr.
  • A Look at Zero-Base Budgeting- The Georgia Experience (1976)Minmier, George S., and Hermanson, Roger H.
  • Zero-Base Planning and Budgeting for Utilities (1976)Stanich, Paul J., and Steeves, William H.
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  • Zero-based Budgeting in Wilmington, Delaware (1976)Singleton, David W.; Smith, Bruch A.; and Cleveland, James R.
  • A Look at Zero-Base Budgeting-The Georgia Experience (1976)George S. Minmier and Roger H. Hermanson
  • The Tough Job of Zero Budgeting (1974)Murray, Thomas J.
  • The New Systems Budgeting (1969)Bertram M. Gross
  • Comprehensive Versus Incremental Budgeting in the Department of Agriculture (1965)Aaron Wildavsky and Arthur Hammond
  • Towards a Theory of Budgeting (1952)Verne B. Lewis

book (4)

  • Zero-Base Budgeting Comes of Age (1977)Logan M. Cheek
  • Zero-Base Budgeting (1973)Peter Pyhrr
  • The Politics and Economics of Public Spending (1968)Charles L. Schultze
  • The Budget in Governments of Today (1934)A. E. Buck

legislation (1)

  • U.S. Senate Sunset Act of 1977 (1977)

report (1)

  • Compendium of Materials on Zero-Base Budgeting in the States (1977)

study (1)

  • Results of a previous ZBB survey (1977)Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.