Market-Oriented Governments

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The traditional political theory that government services should be paid for by tax dollars is being reexamined by a number of innovative municipal, county and state governments

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"Emerging Trends in Market-Oriented Government
Introduction
The traditional political theory that government services should be paid for by tax dollars is being reexamined by a number of innovative municipal, county and state governments.
Burman (1998) analyzes the situation succinctly in the Government Executive:
As the federal government continues to downsize, streamline and reinvent itself, the conundrum of the 1950s and '60s comes to mind: >How much is enough?= Today, however, the question doesn't apply to nuclear arsenals, but to people. Is there a right size for the government, and how do you define it?@ (Burman, 1998,62).
That..."

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