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Jumping to Solutions? Bureaucratic Attention Allocation in Response to Negative Performance Feedback
Attention allocation is fundamental for governance, policy-making and management in the public administration. The attention-based view highlights how informationally and cognitively constrained bureaucrats allocate their finite attention to diagnose performance shortfalls and identify potential sol
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