Decentralized Provision is a mechanism of public-good provision in which autonomous local entities independently determine the level and method of supplying the good, distinguished from centralized models by its reliance on localized decision-making and resource allocation.
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DECENTRALISATION AS AN INCENTIVE SCHEME
Pierre Salmon · Oxford Review of Economic Policy · 1987 · 527 citations
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Organisation de Coopération et de Développement Economiques, France
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