Economic theory of public bureaucracies as complex organizations predicts that bureaucratic productivity can be shaped by the selection of different types of agents, beyond their incentives. This theory applies to the institutions of local government in the developing world, where nationally appointed bureaucrats and locally elected politicians together manage the implementation of public policies and the delivery of services. Yet, there is no evidence...
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2018/12/12
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政策研究报告
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WPS8673
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2018/12/12
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Disclosed
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Political Selection and Bureaucratic Productivity
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quality of service delivery