Role of Knowledge Accumulation In Estimating Public Budget In Iraq: A study in Public Budget Department/Ministry of Finance
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This research aimed to shed light on highlighting the role of accumulating knowledge in enhancing the accuracy of the general budget in the General Budget Department of the Iraqi Ministry of Finance. This research is based on a questionnaire and designed according to a set of scientific sources, and it was distributed to workers in the General Budget Department To the Iraqi Ministry of Finance. After relying on a set of statistical methods in analyzing the data, a campaign was reached from the conclusions that identified a strong positive correlation between the dimensions of knowledge accumulation, and the accuracy of the general budget estimate and based on these conclusions. Proposals were presented regarding the need to train workers in the field Preparing the general budget to increase their capabilities and expertise in their field of work.
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