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As a doctrine managerialism continues to evolve, its essence having been distilled under the label, “the new public management.” According to Christopher Pollitt this has the following aspects, EXCEPT:
a.   A bolder & larger scale market mechanism
b.   Organizational and spatial decentralization of management and the production of services.
c.   Rhetorical emphasis on need to improve services, and greater attention to the “customer”
d.   A zero-based budgeting construct.

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Introducing Public Administration

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Authors: Shafritz, Russell, Borick

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