Under the background of improving the quality and efficiency of China's finance,with the in-depth promotion of China's budget performance management reform,the concept of“spending money effectively and being accountable for inefficiency”has been basically established.However,at present,the problem of weak incentive and restraint effect of China's budget performance management is still very prominent,and the accountability mechanism as an important part of budget performance management is not perfect.It affects the closed-loop operation of budget performance management,making it difficult to give full play to the due efficiency of budget performance management.Therefore,this paper focuses on optimizing the accountability mechanism of budget performance management.Starting from the basic elements such as accountability subject,accountability object,accountability basis and accountability mode,this paper makes a more detailed definition and analysis of its connotation and action mechanism,deeply analyzes the existing main problems and reasons of the accountability mechanism of budget performance management,then gives the improvement path of China's budget performance management accountability mechanism from four aspects:constructing the coordination mechanism of multiple accountability subjects,perfecting the responsibility identification mechanism of accountability objects,comprehensively improving the quality of performance accountability basis and standardizing the application of budget performance management accountability methods.This paper provides reference ideas and suggestions for improving the accountability mechanism of budget performance management and strengthening the incentive and restraint of budget performance management,so as to realize the transition from“spending money effectively”to“being accountable for inefficiency”.
LI Yan, WANG Jia-wen.
Factors Analysis and Mechanism Optimization of Budget Performance Management Accountability[J]. Journal of Central University of Finance & Economics, 2022, 0(1): 11-21