Is it necessary to test the balanced distribution institution of Surveying and Mapping Institute?

Surveying and mapping institutes and institutions in balanced configuration are still worth a try. Most institutions in balance allocation are better treated than other types of institutions.

Balance allocation: The financial department only pays a certain fee, and the rest is raised by the unit itself. Generally, such units have the function of public service, and they can charge a certain fee through the service, that is, the unit earns money to support itself. It spends more if it earns more, and spends less if it earns less. This unit generally belongs to the enterprise management institutions.

Full appropriation: All expenses of the unit, including salary and office expenses, are allocated by the Finance Bureau. Generally, such units do not have the task of generating income, but simply perform government functions or law enforcement departments.

Generally speaking, although the full funding and recruitment of public institutions in balance allocation are paid by the state, the wages of fully funded institutions are relatively dead because of the state payment system, while in balance allocation, because the state bears part of the expenses, some of them are earned by the units themselves, and because these units are generally state monopoly industries, such as notary offices and hospitals, the profits earned by these units are very guaranteed, so the wages of institutions in balance allocation are generally higher than those of fully funded institutions.