If You Can’t Measure It, Can You Improve It?
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Started February 13, 2026
The article explores the critical link between measurement and improvement in various sectors, emphasizing that without effective metrics, progress becomes challenging and often elusive.
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If You Can’t Measure It, Can You Improve It?
Manhattan Institute (United States) | Feb 12, 2026
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The pursuit of measurable outcomes may lead to 'gaming' the system, where the focus shifts from genuine progress to meeting targets.
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Relying solely on metrics can overlook qualitative aspects of governance that are equally important for societal well-being.
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While measurement can drive improvements, it should not be the only criterion for evaluating success in complex systems.
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Establishing clear metrics can empower citizens and policymakers to make informed decisions that lead to better outcomes.
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Measuring performance is essential for identifying areas of improvement in public policy and ensuring accountability.
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