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Promoting Productivity in the Public Sector |
Rita Mae Kelly
Palgrave Macmillan UK
Promoting Productivity in the Public Sector
Assessing the Relationships between Program Design and Productivity: A Framework for Analysis
Authors

Patricia W. Ingraham; Stephen H. Anderson

ARI Id

1664153910981_504011

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

85-98

DOI

10.1007/978-1-349-08885-0_4

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-349-08885-0_4

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-x
Introduction: Success, Productivity and the Public Sector
Rita Mae Kelly
1-16
Front Matter
17-17
The Politics of Measuring Public Sector Performance: Productivity and the Public Organization
Thomas C. Dalton; Linda C. Dalton
19-65
Front Matter
67-67
Productivity Emphasis in Local Government: An Assessment of the Impact of Selected Policy Environment Factors
David N. Ammons; David J. Molta
69-83
Assessing the Relationships between Program Design and Productivity: A Framework for Analysis
Patricia W. Ingraham; Stephen H. Anderson
85-98
Workfare in New Jersey: A Five-Year Assessment
Valerie Englander; Fred Englander
99-111
Indirect Provision of Government Services: Contracts and Productivity
James Latimore
113-124
Front Matter
125-125
Obstacles to Doing More with Less: Illustrations from the Kansas Experience
Kim S. Hunt
127-139
Why Government Cannot Contain Health Care Costs: An Interpretation of the US Health Care System
William P. Brandon
141-159
Front Matter
161-161
Local Government Productivity: Efficiency and Equity
Jeffrey L. Brudney; David R. Morgan
163-175
Productivity and Social Goals: A Case Study from Cincinnati, Ohio
Douglas H. Shumavon
177-188
Front Matter
189-189
Public Sector Productivity and Role Conflicts
Dorothy I. Riddle
191-208
Policy Initiatives in Worksite Research: Implications from Research on a Phase Model of Burn-out
Robert T. Golembiewski
209-227
Front Matter
229-229
The New Productivity
Stuart S. Nagel
231-246
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