Exam 7: The Constant Quest: Efficient and Effective Governance
Exam 1: Big Democracy, Big Bureaucracy23 Questions
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Exam 6: Clarifying Complexity: The Publics Information Resource21 Questions
Exam 7: The Constant Quest: Efficient and Effective Governance23 Questions
Exam 8: The Public Trough: Financing and Budgeting Governments26 Questions
Exam 9: Managing Human Capital in the Public and Nonprofit Sectors27 Questions
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Exam 11: Ntersectoral Administration33 Questions
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Which of the following types of evaluation assesses the extent to which a program is operating as intended?
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The strong bond that exists between administrative agencies, legislative oversight committees, and special interest groups is known as the
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The individuals who are charged with exposing waste, fraud, and abuse in public agencies are
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An important step in public program evaluation is defining the problem.
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Service quality measures are the most basic type of performance measurement.
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The National Partnership for Reinventing Government was renamed the National Performance Review in 2001.
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In program evaluation, measures that can be acted upon are more important than plans.
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There are four primary reasons that government agencies cannot achieve a comparable level of productivity with the private sector. What are these four reasons? How has the evolution of e-gov helped with close the gap?
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What are the principle differences between performance measurement and benchmarking?
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The new public management places a greater emphasis on performance measurement, privatization, and innovation. What are the five fundamental ideas underlying the new public management?
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What are the three steps involved in public program evaluation?
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Evaluation research, like basic research, is concerned with theory and experimental design but its chief purpose is to evaluate
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The National Performance Review was proposed by which of the following presidents?
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How would you describe the reinventing government movement? What are the major debates surrounding this movement?
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Used least by the federal, state, and local governments, ______________ assess the monetary expense per unit of output.
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What are the eight purposes of performance measures? Describe how performance measurement is useful to public agencies.
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There are five generally recognized kinds of performance measures. What are these measures? What are the problems associated with trying to measure performance?
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Some analysts refer to measurements of efficiency and effectives as
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Federal interest in productivity and program evaluation began under which of the following administrations?
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