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Public Policy and Administration Research Public Administration and Governance Public Administration in Developing Nations

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Governments are key providers of goods and services to citizens. They depend to a significant extent on public sector employees to fulfil their obligations. As a result, the proportion of the labour force working for the government is one indicator of how public services are delivered, and may also have implications for the quality and cost of service delivery.

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