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Analysis of grassroots burden reduction based on grid management technology in the information age

This study examines how grid as technology and information technology deployed in grid management have reproduced the dilemma of burden reductions on community-level officials. Based on empirical materials, the article attempts to elaborate on the connection between grid generalization and burden reductions at the grassroots level. Then, by briefing existing research, this paper finds its niche in analyzing specific technologies. After illustrating a clear manifestation of grid generalization, three factors are considered to be the molding force in the status quo: the transparent ranking mechanism, system failures, and the grid itself as a technology.