Inadequate management of government finances

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Inefficient management of government financial resources
Inadequate mobilization of domestic financial resources
Mismanagement of government financial expenditures
Ineffective control of government finances
Financial scandal
Incidence 
In the case of the USA, inadequate controls in programmes that lend money or guarantee loans made by others were reported in 1989 as leading to losses of $100 billion. Losses of $5,000 billion in federal insurance and credit assistance would also be added to previous losses $200 billion in connection with insolvency in savings and loan institutions.
Broader 
Lack of financial control
Unethical financial practices
Inefficient public administration
Inadequate economic policy-making
Narrower 
Bank fraud
Arbitrary government charges
Undervaluation of public assets
Inadequate public finance statistics
Inadequate government supervision of contracts
Related 
Bribery
Incompetent household management
Aggravates 
Political scandal
External debt crisis
Government budget deficits
Unethical commercial practices [in 5 loops]
Insufficient financial resources [in 1 loop]
Decline in public sector savings
Underutilized government resources
Inadequate mobilization of resources [in 1 loop]
Inadequate local government financing [in 8 loops]
Aggravated by 
Insider dealing
Unchecked state autonomy
Inadequate fiscal policies
Unethical practices in politics
Failure to adapt general initiatives to specific needs
Inadequate control over government administrative process
Strategy(ies) 
Exposing financial scandal
Covering-up financial scandal
Improving management of government finances
Controlling government finances
Value(s) 
Government
Self-control
Self-government
Inadequacy
Ineffectiveness
Inefficiency
Mismanagement
Overefficient
Scandal
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems