Performance report scorecard
Subtitle: which federal agencies inform the public?
By: Jerry Ellig
Contributors: Mercatus Center
Published: 2000
Language: eng
Subjects: Government productivity; Evaluation; Administrative agencies; Management; Employees; Rating of
Description: "The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) required federal agencies  to produce their first performance reports by March 31, 2000. The purpose of these reports is to  give Congress and the American people accurate, timely information that will let them assess the  extent to which agencies are producing tangible public benefits. To help Congress assess this  year's reports and help agencies improve the quality of next year's reports, a Mercatus Center  research team evaluated the reports produced by the 24 agencies covered under the Chief  Financial Officer (CFO) Act"--Summary.
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