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A Study on the Inter-organizational Differences of Budget Securing Ratio in the Cross-cutting Policy

  • Korean Society and Public Administration
  • Abbr : KSPA
  • 2015, 26(2), pp.329-351
  • Publisher : Seoul Association For Public Administration
  • Research Area : Social Science > Public Administration

Joonhwa Jung 1

1국회입법조사처

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ABSTRACT

This study analyzed the inter-organizational differences of budget securing ratio in the National Informatization Policy(NIP) that was representative cross-cutting policy in Korea. To explain the reasons of the differences, this study applied Resource Dependence Theory(RDT), selected 41 organizations’ NIP data of 2011-2012. Average budget securing ratio of the 41 organizations was 73.5%(min 21.2%, max 117.0%). The result showed that budget securing ratio was lowered as the importance of the resource or the number of the employee was increasing. In addition, the ratio of programs that follows master plan, the leader’s term of office and the function of the organization were important factors that affected to budget securing ratio. But the distance between organization and financial stakeholder was not important. The implication of this study is that RDT, a organizational theory, could be good frame to explain budget process. And some strategies can be developed to improve NIP process.

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