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Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1921. Excerpt: ... Accounting 33,185-190 administrative, 186-188 independent audit, 188-190 Acquisition of property, 36, 56, 118, 123-125 Administrative accounting, 186- 188 Administrative organization importance of proper organiza- tion, 191 development of state organiza- tion, 191 condition of state organization, 193-195 movement for reorganization, 195 plan for decentralization, 195- 197 plan for centralization, 197-202 further changes necessary, 202 Akron, Ohio executive type, 9 centralized purchasing, 178, 181 Alabama board type, 9 state budget commission, 9 revenue laws, 156 purchasing system, 179, 183 Allotments, executive, 187 Appropriation accounts, 145 Appropriation bill distinct from budget. 136 one versus several, 138 form, 139 degree of itemization, 140-142 classification used in, 142-146 how to set up, 146-148 terms and conditions attached, 148 supplementary bills, 139 Appropriation measures, 137-155 Appropriations segregated, 140-142 Appropriations (Cent.) lump-sum, 140-142 kinds to be avoided, 150 indefinite, 150 revenue, 151 continuing, 151-154 Arizona executive type, 8 Governor employs budget as- sistants, 24 administrative reorganization plan proposed, 199 Arkansas legislative type, 14 r estimates filed with auditor, 102 study of state organization, 199 Atlanta, Georgia legislative type, 14, 15 bicameral council, 158 centralized purchasing, 178, 182 Auditing, 188-190 Balance sheet, current, 134 Baltimore, Maryland board type, 13 Board of Estimates, 13 bicameral council, 158 centralized purchasing, 178, 182 Board type of budget-making au- thority, 9-14 Boards of control, 181, 183 Boards of estimate (cities), 13 Bonds, issuance of, 36, 127 purpose, 36 term, 36 nature, 37 serial bonds, 37 sinking-fund bonds, 37 Bonds, payment of, 118, 125-127 Borrowing measures, 155 Borrowing policy, 3...