Percepção de oficiais intendentes da Marinha do Brasil sobre a importância dos fatores de qualidade da gestão do gasto público

Abstract

Since the patrimonial state to the Managerial State today, improving the quantity and quality of public services has been the great challenge of public administration. In a macroeconomic view, government spending directly affect the level of aggregate demand, ie, the level of economic growth. The scenario of economic crisis, coupled with the recent cases of corruption in public administration refers to question the quality of public expenditure management today. The objective of this research is to analyze the perception of quartermasters officers Specialized Directors in Quartermaster of the Navy of Brazil, located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, and the Navy's Internal Control Center about the importance of quality management factors public spending. As for the methodology, the research is classified as descriptive and qualitative and quantitative approach. The research instrument was a questionnaire and performed statistical analysis using the SPSS program. The survey results indicate that: a) the management of the procurement process is the factor considered most important for the quality of public expenditure management; b) the OMPS system is the factor considered of lesser importance; c) the core business organizations are not directly related to the perception that their managers have about the public expenditure management quality; and d) the recognition of the importance of all factors can enable the achievement of a great quality of expenditure management.