Analysis of Oscillations in Continuous Expenditures and Their Multiple Causalities: A Case Study
Government expenditures constitute an event of great complexity with respect to the magnitude of financial units and the budget flow involved in each of these units. In this sense, all the financial units that compose the great public expenditure scenario are inserted in heterogeneous contexts considering the dynamics of geographic, social, cultural and political administrative space of a State. The present article seeks to understand the dynamics of public spending in view of the oscillations between years that these expenses present, understanding each type of continuous public expenditure as a nonlinear and complex system in which the causes that generate oscillations in the annual expenses of public services are investigated in the Continuous Services Sector of the Secretary of State for Education of Paraná. The article presented proposes a way of investigating continuous expenditures in a financial and later administrative dimension involving other aspects of management in a multiple causality scenario.