The National Performance Review

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"In September 1993, the National Performance Review (NPR), under the direction of Vice President Al Gore, completed its six month review of the operations of the federal government and recommended wide-sweeping reforms in the way government conducts business. This research examines the recommendations as offered in NPR's report, entitled "From Red Tape to Results: Creating a Government that Works Better & Costs Less," and analyzes its potential impact on the budgetary process and the growth of government.

Public confidence in government has been steadily falling since the New Deal era, reaching record lows in recent years. In response to survey questions in 1958, 43% of Americans felt the federal government "wastes a lot of money." In 1988, that figure rose to 63% of Americans. By 1992, the average American believed ... "

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