American views about public services : a challeging paradox for public administration
By: CLARK, Cal
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Contributor(s): HALL, Betsy.
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ArticlePublisher: Philadelphia : Routledge, October 2008International Journal of Public Administration - IJPA 31, 12, p. 1403-1415Abstract: This review of public opinion about the role of government in the United States finds a perhaps surprising combination of conservative and liberal beliefs. For example, while they are strongly supportive of tax cuts, Americans also want more government activism in a wide variety of areas. This certainly presents a challenge for public administrators and government since the means for fulfilling these desires of the citizens are far from readily apparent
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This review of public opinion about the role of government in the United States finds a perhaps surprising combination of conservative and liberal beliefs. For example, while they are strongly supportive of tax cuts, Americans also want more government activism in a wide variety of areas. This certainly presents a challenge for public administrators and government since the means for fulfilling these desires of the citizens are far from readily apparent
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