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THE NEED FOR PROGRAM AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

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Public Policy and Administration Research Local Government Finance and Decentralization Evaluation and Performance Assessment

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This article makes the case for evaluation specific to local government. The article examines the impact of Proposition 13 in California with an eye toward the usefulness of program and performance evaluation. In an era of resource scarcity there is a need for enhanced performance. Performance evaluation is one way for local government administrators to enhance their programs and improve performance.

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1979Evaluation--promise and performance 1975Evaluation Research: Methods of Assessing Program Effectiveness.1980The Practice of Policy Evaluation

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