Add to ORKGThis paper examines the e¤ect of improved transparency in the bidder quali\u85cation process, using the experience based on a case study of municipal public work auctions. It reveals that im-proved transparency reduces procurement cost by a maximum of three percent. This \u85nding is robust to concerns of endogeneity, sample selectivity, and distributional assumptions. Analyses of the estimated bidding function combined with procurement system unique to Japan indicate that the introduction of transparent practices is insu ¢ cient to warrant e ¢ ciency in public pro-curement. The papers \u85ndings help us understand the reason for WTO membersreluctance to introduce a transparency agreement in government purchasing
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
This qualitative case study focused on transparent public procurement. In the first three parts, the...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
Public procurement is one of the most important spheres of activities, controlled by the state. The ...
Transparency in governance in general, and in public procurement in particular, has become the focus...
The objective of this paper is to describe the observance of the principle of transparency in govern...
Transparency in governance in general, and in public procurement in particular, has become the focus...
This thesis explores the transparency in public procurement processes in Sweden. The purpose of the ...
Transparency is widely promoted as an essential condition for good governance, and as an effective t...
The authors examine the effects on national welfare and market access of two public procurement prac...
The paper examines the disclosure of information within public contract awards under EU law. EU Publ...
Public procurement is one of the key points of contact between public administration and the economy...
While in their purchase operations, as in all other activities, governments endeavour to maximise th...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
This qualitative case study focused on transparent public procurement. In the first three parts, the...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
Public procurement is one of the most important spheres of activities, controlled by the state. The ...
Transparency in governance in general, and in public procurement in particular, has become the focus...
The objective of this paper is to describe the observance of the principle of transparency in govern...
Transparency in governance in general, and in public procurement in particular, has become the focus...
This thesis explores the transparency in public procurement processes in Sweden. The purpose of the ...
Transparency is widely promoted as an essential condition for good governance, and as an effective t...
The authors examine the effects on national welfare and market access of two public procurement prac...
The paper examines the disclosure of information within public contract awards under EU law. EU Publ...
Public procurement is one of the key points of contact between public administration and the economy...
While in their purchase operations, as in all other activities, governments endeavour to maximise th...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...
This qualitative case study focused on transparent public procurement. In the first three parts, the...
In this paper we try to construct an hypothesis as to why, as data seem to show, countries that adop...