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ISSN 1608-7143 OECD Journal on BudgetingVolume 7 No. 1 OECD 20071 Improving Public Sector Efficiency: Challenges and OpportunitiesbyTeresa Curristine, Zsuzsanna Lonti and Isabelle Joumard*This article examines key institutional drivers that may contributeto Improving Public Sector efficiency and focuses on one of them inmore detail: performance information and its role and use in thebudget process ( performance budgeting ).* Teresa Curristine is a Policy Analyst in the Public Governance and TerritorialDevelopment Directorate of the OECD. Zsuzsanna Lonti is a visiting academic in thesame directorate. Isabelle Joumard is a Senior Economist in the EconomicsDepartment of the OECD. This article was produced for the German Presidency ofthe European Public Sector EFFICIENCY: Challenges AND OPPORTUNITIESOECD JOURNAL ON BUDGETING VOLUME 7 No.
early 1990s in the OECD area, Japan being a notable exception. However, the factors behind this positive development – improving cyclical conditions, privatisation and enterprise restructuring, and lower debt servicing costs, for example – are unlikely to exert the same influence going forward.3 Meanwhile,
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