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Public Sector Economy in Management Practice
Abstract:
There is an ambiguous relation as far as management and economy in public sector are concerned. Using the example of British army, the author explains the roots and consequences of changes in the field of source management and compares collected results with the situation in the CR. Both public sector and the Army of the Czech Republic (ACR) are administratively ordered and controlled and meeting the army goals that are not conditioned by economy results. The accounting books do not offer true picture of army possession and properties, among others because the current accountancy system that is not able to classify individual operations, military goals are not measurable. He proposes to set an array of fixed rules to identify ACR economical effectivity.- Praxe_v_managementu_a_ekonomice.pdf (5277 Downloads)
Kunc Svatopluk
Ing. Svatopluk Kunc, born in 1947, Military Transport School (AU) Nitra, he graduated in 1968. In the year 1970 he was dismissed from the army. In 1982 he finished the University of Economics (VŠE) in Bratislava, Faculty of Economy and Industries Management. He held economic and control positions in business information structure, for six years he was a production and trade assistant director. After political rehabilitation and enlisting he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel and became a senior officer of financial service of the division, lately head of budget and account section, Military Finance Office (VFÚ) Brno. After the year 1995 he became a senior lecturer at the Military University of the Ground Forces (VVŠ PV) at Vyškov and in turn at the Military Academy Brno. He is actively involved in the implementation of business firm principles into the new economy system of the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic. He presents his works in magazines and collections, author or co-author of several textbooks, project executor or co-executor of many scientific projects.
Country: Czech Republic
24/01/2012