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Motivation, Agency, and Public Policy: Of Knights and Knaves, Pawns and Queens

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Preface 1. Introduction: Motivation, Agency, and Public Policy PART I: THEORY: FROM KNAVE TO KNIGHT 2. Knights and Knaves in the Public Sector: What do we Mean and What do we Know? 3. Motivation and the Public Context 4. Knight and Knave: A Theory of Public Service Motivation PART II: FROM PAWN TO QUEEN 5. Agency and Public Services 6. Agency and Public Finance PART III: POLICY 7. Health Care 8. School Education 9. A Demogrant 10. Partnership Savings 11. Hypothecation Epilogue: Doux Commerce Publique

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