新西兰论文抄袭：全球问题
全球环境问题正成为辩论的一个新兴的概念,因为意识在人与环境问题有关。政府正在努力确保步骤,可以保护环境。英国政府最近一步引入预算削减相关环境受到巨大的批评。独立的组织作为政府的环境相关问题的观察狗抗议这政府的一步。这是当时英国赤字在和平时期的历史最高水平。政府借了一磅每四磅花(不久,2010)。联合政府批评以前的工党政府这种情况。根据英国政府的开支审查支出目前£430亿的债务利息超过学校开支(不久,2010)。
预算由于疲软的国内经济形势和高比率的钱债务支出回报政府决定减少预算分配给不同的政府部门。为了减少政府赤字和保持经济稳定的水平,有必要控制部门费用和优先项目,以获得最大的受益于政府投资。政府决定优先级上的费用项目教育和保健服务的部门。在这个预算中,政府决定减少各部门的预算除了卫生部门和海外援助部门。削减预算将19%的时间四年(弗林,2007)。
新西兰论文抄袭：全球问题
Environmental issues across the globe are becoming an emerging concept for debate because of awareness amongst the people related to the environmental issues. Governments are trying their best to ensure steps that can conserve environment. Recent step of Britain government to introduce budgetary cuts related to the environment comes under great criticism. Independent organizations that act as watch dog for government’s environmental related issues protest against this government’s step. It was the time when Britain deficit was at the highest level in its peace time history. Government borrowed one pound for every four pound it spent (Anon., 2010). The coalition government criticized previous labor government for this situation. According to the spending review of the British government is spending currently £ 43 billion on the debt interest which is more then it spends on school (Anon., 2010).
In the budget due to the weak economic situation in the country and high ratio of the money spending on the debt returns government decided to decrease the budget allocated to the different governmental departments. In order to decrease the government deficit and retain the level of economic stability, it is necessary to control department expense and prioritize the projects to get the maximum benefit from the government investments. Government decided to priorities the expense on the projects in the departments of education and NHS. In this budget, government decided to reduce the budgets of all departments except health department and overseas aid department. The cut in the budget will be 19 % over the time period of four years (Flynn, 2007).