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(vision) 828,807 viii Kirkpatrick Lucio 1-8 1970 minimal state Ranson & Stewart 13-14 14-15 1980 downsizing Efficiency Unit Financial Management Initiative, FMI accountable management 1988 Next Step Program John Major 1991 Citizen s Charter 1988 State Sector Act 1989 Public Finance Act 1993 3 National Performance Review NPR Al Gore ----- From Red Tape to Results----Creating A Government that Work Better, Cost Less ---- 384 5 25 2 1,080 4
1994 9 Creating A Government that Work Better, Cost Less Status Report 1995 9 Common Sense Government Work Better, Cost Less 1998 National Partnership for Reinventing Government work better, cost less, and get results Americans care about Public Management New Public Management New Managerialism Reinventing Government New Right results process deregulation empowerment Rosenbloom 21-22 1 2 3 4 5 ---- 5
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130,000,000 296,571 $438.34 130,000,000 229,853 $565.58 234,485,000 1,002,311 $233.94 216,365,000 652,898 $331.39 56,044,550 217,000 $258.27 55,206,640 245,000 $225.33 181,000,000 178,000,000 26,405,585 81,015 $325.93 29,668,904 94,296 $314.64 114,052 92,244 26,963,542 29,697,752 112,798,859 483202 $233.44 111,829,242 418124 $267.45 80,217,339 76,349,364 87,899,992 90,015,806 11,064 4,590 1,661,940 977,760 46,573,506 397,791 $117.08 46,302,884 419,870 $110.28 64,086 82,327 30,446,958 420,000 $72.49 27,596,453 406,000 $67.97 $327.34 $487.78 $252.56 $359.92 $989.41 $1,587.07 $69.45 $56.45 23
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