The Measurement of Corporate Social Performance: Determining the Impact of Business Actions on Areas of Social Concern |
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... programs . Most of the comments are based on selected experiences involving ( 1 ) program - planning - budgeting systems and the budgeting process in gen- eral , ( 2 ) evaluation and , more recently , experimentation in the Depart- ment ...
... programs . Most of the comments are based on selected experiences involving ( 1 ) program - planning - budgeting systems and the budgeting process in gen- eral , ( 2 ) evaluation and , more recently , experimentation in the Depart- ment ...
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... indicative of results achieved . They point out that there often is little evidence that increased spending on a given program will produce increased results or that , given two programs with the same objective , spending twice as 175.
... indicative of results achieved . They point out that there often is little evidence that increased spending on a given program will produce increased results or that , given two programs with the same objective , spending twice as 175.
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... program ele- ments with the final results . • Often , by definition , programs involve multiple effects . Likewise , they affect people who are subject to multiple influences , often in the same or a related area of program activity ...
... program ele- ments with the final results . • Often , by definition , programs involve multiple effects . Likewise , they affect people who are subject to multiple influences , often in the same or a related area of program activity ...
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Exhibits | 4 |
The Environment | 55 |
Nonrenewable Resources | 91 |
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