Performance measurement in urban economic development

Tony Bovaird Lecturer of the Public Sector Management Division, Aston Business School

David Gregory Head of the Public Sector Management Division, Aston Business School

Steve Martin Lecturer of the Public Sector Management Division, Aston Business School

Urban development is one area where it is notoriously difficult to disentangle the impacts of different policy instruments and other factors. The Aston team examine the relevance of the ‘value for money’ parameters for performance measurement and suggest ways of broadening them to get closer to the complexity of the real world.

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