Theoretically, the managerial approach to public administration contends that public administration is a “field of business” as quoted by Woodrow Wilson (Rosembloom,1983). Under this theoretical premonition of public administration, it depersonalizes citizens and concentrates on the economic profits of subordinates. The managerial approach to public administration, government is focused on setting policy that will aid in maximizing efficiency of operations rather than interpersonal relations among colleagues. Subsequently, it is focused on providing the greatest good for the greatest number. That frame of mind is riddled with externalities as there are several instances in American history that contends the needs of everyone must be considered. The political approach to public administration is the more subordinate friendly vision for public
Theoretically, the managerial approach to public administration contends that public administration is a “field of business” as quoted by Woodrow Wilson (Rosembloom,1983). Under this theoretical premonition of public administration, it depersonalizes citizens and concentrates on the economic profits of subordinates. The managerial approach to public administration, government is focused on setting policy that will aid in maximizing efficiency of operations rather than interpersonal relations among colleagues. Subsequently, it is focused on providing the greatest good for the greatest number. That frame of mind is riddled with externalities as there are several instances in American history that contends the needs of everyone must be considered. The political approach to public administration is the more subordinate friendly vision for public