Literature Review and Synthesis of Management Control Systems: in the Context of the Public Sector
- Grainne Oates
Abstract
The push for corporatisation and privatisation to make government enterprises more efficient and effective fallsunder the ideology of new public management (NPM) (Hood, 1995). However, government entities also need tofocus on measuring the impacts of their activities on society. Their activities may come at a high cost financially,but if not provided could in the long run be more costly to society in terms of standard and quality of life. Thispaper explores the literature and synthesises use of Management Control Systems in the context of corporatisedgovernment owned entities.- Full Text:
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- DOI:10.5539/ijbm.v10n2p52
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