Competition, Choice, And Incentives In Government Programs

Since the 1980s the language used around marketbased government has muddiedits meaning and polarized its proponents and critics making the topicpoliticized and ... » 

Since the 1980s the language used around marketbased government has muddiedits meaning and polarized its proponents and critics making the topicpoliticized and controversial. Competition Choice and Incentives inGovernment Programs hopes to reframe competing views of marketbased governmentso it is seen not as an ideology but rather as a factbased set of approachesfor managing government services and programs more efficiently and effectively. «