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Economic Principles for Rightsizing Government

Authors: Diokno-Sicat, Charlotte Justine;

Economic Principles for Rightsizing Government

Abstract

This study presents economic principles that might aid in rightsizing the government bureaucracy. Most of the literature on civil service or public administration reforms focus on the importance of defining the role of government to be able to assess how best to carry out their role. Looking at how basic public sector economic theory define the role of government would bring one perspective to current efforts to rightsize the government. In addition to economic principles, the proposed framework also considers the legal mandates such as the Constitution and other laws; planning frameworks such as the Philippine Development Plan (PDP) for 2017 to 2022; the Ambisyon 2040 vision; and international commitments like the United Nations Agenda 2030’s Sustainable Development Goals and trade agreements.

Keywords

expenditure programs, equity, publicly provided private goods, ddc:330, income redistribution, Market failures, efficiency-equity trade-off

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