1996
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-75901996000400005
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Políticas de governo e planejamento estratégico como problemas de escolha pública: II

Abstract: RESUMO:Esteartigo aborda as políticas públicas como decisões condicionadas pela estrutura constitucionalinstitucional e influenciadas pela ação de grupos de pressão rent-seeking. Inicialmente recupera a tradição de escolha racional aplicada à política para discutir os limites da escolha coletiva, pública e democrática de acordo com o resultado clássico do Teorema de Arrow. Posteriormente, o artigo aborda as teorias econõmicas da escolha pública e da política, dando especial destaque à escola de Public Choice d… Show more

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“…This reasoning This reasoning resembles Jensen and Meckling's (1976) concept of agency relationship, considering that civil society can be seen as the civil society can be seen as the principal and the state as the agent. The decisions made by decisions made by bureaucrats consist of public choices, which basically deal with the de nition of which public goods which public goods should be produced and in what quantity (Silva, 1996). Przeworski (2003) analyzes that three types of agency relationships should be considered: between the state and private economic agents; between citizens and politicians; and between politicians and the public machine, that is, the bureaucracy.…”
Section: Agency Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reasoning This reasoning resembles Jensen and Meckling's (1976) concept of agency relationship, considering that civil society can be seen as the civil society can be seen as the principal and the state as the agent. The decisions made by decisions made by bureaucrats consist of public choices, which basically deal with the de nition of which public goods which public goods should be produced and in what quantity (Silva, 1996). Przeworski (2003) analyzes that three types of agency relationships should be considered: between the state and private economic agents; between citizens and politicians; and between politicians and the public machine, that is, the bureaucracy.…”
Section: Agency Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Silva (1996) asserts that it is possible to identify, in this context, an agency relationship where the voter places himself as principal and the State as agent. There is no reason to believe that the behavior of individuals regarding public decisions will be fundamentally different from the behavior observed in particular choices.…”
Section: The Agency Problem In the Public Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reasoning resembles the concept of agency relationship of Jensen and Meckling (1976), considering that civil society can be seen as the principal and the State as the agent. Decisions taken by bureaucrats consist of public choices, which deal with the definition of which public goods are to be produced and in what quantities (Silva, 1996).…”
Section: The Agency Problem In the Public Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study of the negotiation of contracts between a principal and an agent is the core of principalagent theory or agency theory, and recently this approach has been applied to businesses as well as public and private organizations (see Silva, 1996aSilva, , 1996b.…”
Section: The Principal-agent Theory Applied To Colleges and Universitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%