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Subjective evaluation and bureaucratic performance: Experimental evidence from China
Uncertainty in the identity of an evaluator discourages evaluator-specific influence activities and significantly improves state employees’ performance
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Improving management practices through individual and group consulting: Evidence from Colombia
By leveraging peer-learning effects, group-based consulting can be cheaper and more effective than individual interventions in improving SME performance
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Making moves matter
Evidence from Pakistan shows that governments can use the postings of bureaucrats to improve their performance
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How to pay public servants: Rewarding ability and performance in Indonesia
When monitoring job performance proves too costly, paying for ability can be as effective as pay-for-performance schemes, but cheaper to implement