Organizational design and its consequences for administrative reform: Historical lessons from the U.S. Budget and Accounting Act of 1921

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RT @Gov_Journal: On Early View: In 1921, the US centralized its budgeting process. Was this just a power grab by the executive branch or di…

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RT @Gov_Journal: On Early View: In 1921, the US centralized its budgeting process. Was this just a power grab by the executive branch or di…

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On Early View: In 1921, the US centralized its budgeting process. Was this just a power grab by the executive branch or did the reform also increase the efficiency of the process? Krause & Jin have the answer! (Spoiler, its 'Yes, but...') https://t.co

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