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100	1		_aNiskanen Jr., William A. _97754
245	1	0	_aBureaucracy and representative government / _cpor William A. Niskanen Jr.
260			_aNova Jersey, EUA : _bAldine Transaction, _c2007.
300			_a241 p. : _bil.
505	8	0	_tPart I. Introduction _t1. Introduction _tPart II. Critical elements of a theory of supply by bureaus _t2. Characteristics of bureaus _t3. Bureaus and Their Environment _t4. The bureaucrat's maximand _tPart III. The basic model _t5. Budget and output behavior _t6. Production Behavior _t7. Comparison of Organizational forms _t8. Effects of changes in demand and cost conditions _tPart IV. Variations on the basic model _t9. Nonprofit organizations _t10. The "mixed" bureau _t11. The multi-service bureau _t12. Effects of the time- distribution of expenditures _tPart V. The government market for a bureaus's services _t13. The behavior of collective organizations _t14. A model of the review process in representative government _t15. Bureaucratic behavior in a competitive environment _t16. An aggregative model of public services in the united states _tPart VI. The alternatives _t17. The basis for normative judgments _t18. Bureaucratic alternatives _t19. Market alternatives _t20. Political alternatives _tPart VII. Conclusion _t21. A summary agenda
650		0	_912662 _a Burocracia
650		0	_aRepresentação Política _913100
650		0	_911941 _a Políticas Públicas
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