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Public Sector Accounting Paul Grant and what the government shouldSince the 1970s, a burgeoning role has emerged for public sector accounting in reporting many non financial measures of government performance. This collection brings together literature from diverse sources to cover: Volume One: Introduction, Budgeting and Performance Measurement: budgeting policies; performance budgeting; budgetary control. Volume Two: Financial Accounting and Reporting: policy making; conceptual frameworks; budgetary accounting;