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Does Managing Performance Really Pay? Determinants and Outcomes of Performance Management in the Local Government

Journal Articles

Does Managing Performance Really Pay? Determinants and Outcomes of Performance Management in the Local Government

How to cite: Ugaddan, R., Lee, H., Park, S. (2018). Does Managing Performance Really Pay? Determinants and Outcomes of Performance Management in the Local Government. Modern Society and Public Administration Korean Indexed Journal. 28(2), 27-62.

Authors: Ugaddan, R., Lee, H., Park, S.

Publication Type: Journal Articles

Volume: 28(2)

Year: 2018

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