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Perils of a Self-Serving Bureaucracy
Author(s)Kardar, Shahid
AbstractThis article suggests that without diverting expenditures from large-sized, overstaffed establishments the government will not be able to address the problems of corruption and incompetence in the public sector. The lack of clarity on the role of government and an over-extended regulatory framework also act as a brake on private sector investment and production.
IssueNo44
Pages4565-4567
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceEconomic and Political Weekly
VolumeNo37
PubDateNovember 2002
ISBN_ISSN0012-9976

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