Administrative management executing the covid-19 expenditure in two Peruvian executing units

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to determine the influence of administrative management on the budget execution of government spending to counteract the effects of covid-19 in two Peruvian executing units during 2020, carrying out an applied research, quantitative approach, non-experimental descriptive correlational causal design. The population was made up of 86 public servants from the administration, logistic, accounting, treasury and budget departments; the sample consisted of 70 of these servants. The technique used was the survey carried out through 2 questionnaires, which were validated by expert judgment, for the administrative management variable the questionnaire had a reliability of 0.890 of Cronbach's alpha and for the budget execution of government spending variable a reliability of 0.875 of Cronbach's alpha, both with application of the Likert scale, whose data were processed through the SPSS software. The results highlight that only 32.8% of the respondents perceive the administrative management as good, and the rest 67.2% as bad or fair, in addition only 30% perceive the execution of expenditure as good and the rest 70% as bad or fair, finally the inferential results showed that the administrative management influences 54.6% in the execution of government spending.