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estimations suggest that national governance factors, such as democratic accountability, press freedom, and rule of law, are …
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Infrastructure is the engine for economic growth. The international donor community has spent about 70–100 billion U.S. dollars on infrastructure development in developing countries every year. However, it is arguable whether these financial resources are used efficiently. Without doubt a key...
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Government Procurement (GPA) is emerging as a multi-dimensional tool of trade, governance and development. The thesis of this …
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This paper examines the relationship between corruption and the composition of public expenditures. First, I derive a … theoretical model that links the degree of corruption in a country - to be understood as the prevailing culture of corruption - to … corruption. This distortion occurs at the expense of spending categories that do not involve public procurement (social …
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In this paper we theoretically analyse effects of corruption in public procurements within a scoring-auction framework … politician selects the scoring rule. The paper shows that such corruption always leads to lower quality and lower price. Given a … level of corruption, a higher bargaining power of the politician in extracting bribes does not affect the quality but leads …
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This paper examines the relation between political corruption and the composition of public spending. A rent …-seeking model is used to describe political rent creation through the composition of public spending. Political corruption is … categories characterized by high-technology goods supplied by non-competitive industries varies positively with the Corruption …
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This paper analyzes the phenomenon of repeated procurements made by public sector customers from the same supplier. The previous surveys of “relational contracts” gave different explanations for the possible implications of such repeated procurements, but those surveys dealt mostly with...
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This paper examines the measures and means used to fight against corruption in public procurement in Albania. Because … bribery. The question marks that this paper raises are: what are the means used in the war against corruption in the public … procurement field in Albania? Did they had any real impact or they just reshaped the ways of doing corruption? The main finding of …
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the outcomes of procurement procedures - competition, corruption, and control. Using the open information we evaluate … level of corruption in the region and increases the utilization of control mechanisms. We also show that the more …
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This study provides evidence of a strong link between two channels facilitating rentextraction in public procurement: between concealing the ultimate ownership of contractors and manipulation of the anticipated value of tenders. Using data on more than 15 300 tenders awarded to joint-stock...
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