Public choice theory is based on the idea that politicians, bureaucrats, and public administrators do not devote their lives for public good and other citizens' interests. Members of Government bureaucracy are motivated by self - interest just as any person in society.
In this article "Public Choice Theory" is discussed and government reforms based on this theory are presented. At the las t part of the article experiences of some countries in administrative reforms are studied briefly.
alvani,S . (1997). Public Choice Theory and Administrative Reforms in Government A Comparative Perspective. Management Studies in Development and Evolution, 6(23.24), 5-19.
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alvani,S . "Public Choice Theory and Administrative Reforms in Government A Comparative Perspective", Management Studies in Development and Evolution, 6, 23.24, 1997, 5-19.
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alvani S. Public Choice Theory and Administrative Reforms in Government A Comparative Perspective. Management Studies in Development and Evolution. 1997;6(23.24):5-19 (In Persian).
