Titlebook: Economic Hierarchies, Organization and the Structure of Production; Gordon Tullock Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 complexity.ec

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Hilfseinrichtungen und Hilfsger?teThe last two chapters considered the situation of the individual official inside a hierarchy in connection with his dealings with superiors and equals. Now we discuss his dealings with inferiors. In other words, we assume that he is in a position to have other people work for him within this larger hierarchy.

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Random Allocation,How do you control your subordinates? I have already discussed briefly methods of improving your control if you are striving for perfect control and have pointed out that you must be satisfied with less than perfect effectiveness of these methods. Accordingly, I will now discuss relaxing your requirements.

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Why Hierarchical Organizations? Why Not?,mily, economic units in each “state”. There was a powerful religious order as well, but usually it was closely integrated with the state. The situation in Europe during the Middle Ages in which the most powerful hierarchical organization was indeed the church, with the governments being a set of relatively smaller hierarchies, was unusual.

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