Financing the International Organization Conclusions

Abstract

In its recommendations to the General Assembly, the Preparatory Commission called for financial and budgetary arrangements which would be “so designed as to promote efficient and economical administration, and command the confidence of Members.” As one of the basic sets of requirements for any fiscal system, it behooves us to appraise the extent to which the United Nations has measured up to them, particularly in comparison with its forerunner, the League of Nations.