INTERACTION ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT REVENUE AND AUDIT

Abstract

The article examines the relationship between unforeseen government revenue and actual audit conduct. It has been found that over profits can worsen the public organizations’ work, while government audits increase their effectiveness. The findings were obtained through macroeconomic management modelling that was structurally evaluated using econometric formulas used quasi-government data. Based on the estimated model, the correlation between over income and the number of audits on the public administration’s effectiveness has been determined.