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Market Access under the Government Sector's Procurement Agreements

2003
The primary purpose of an agreement on government procurement that included the issue of access is to expose that market to stronger competition and closer international scrutiny. Provisions are established for that purpose, binding the Parties to the agreement to apply the principle of nondiscrimination to the legal framework and procurement practices
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Government procurement law and hacking technology: The role of public contracting in regulating an invisible market

Computer Law & Security Review, 2021
Abstract This article considers the purchasing of hacking technology by governments and the role of government procurement processes in regulating the hacking market and reducing risks to the buyer. While the proliferation of hacking technology for government actors has led to various proposed solutions for accountability, little consideration has ...
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Options for the Procurement of Environmental Water Rights-Market Allocation or Government Regulation?

Advanced Materials Research, 2010
Confronting with the dual task of developing the economy and protecting the environment, China has made environmental protection one of its basic national policies. In the absence of well-defined property rights, disputes over water use have become more frequent, options for the procurement of environmental water rights in China is a pending issue in ...
Lian Ge Zhao, Hong Yun Han
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Discuss on the Opening of the Government Procurement Market and Countermeasure

2012
Though China has not signed the government procurement agreement at the same time while signing the agreement of accession to the WTO,but this agreement reflect WTO to be market open and to compete fair for principle,open government procurement market of our country is inexorable.
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Foreign market access in government procurement [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
Governments are known to prefer domestic over foreign suppliers in the award of procurement contracts despite cost and quality considerations. Literature exploring this “home-bias” in public purchases has exclusively focused on the microeconomic interplay between the tendering entity and the bidding firms.
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Local government as employer, procurer, and entrepreneur in labour market integration

2022
This is an English version of the School of Public Administration report No 161 (2022), Kommunen som upphandlare, entreprenör och arbetsgivare i arbetsmarknadsintegration av utrikesfödda.
Ek Österberg, Emma   +4 more
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Government procurement of peak capacity in the New Zealand electricity market

Energy Policy, 2009
Abstract This paper analyzes the impact of government procurement of reserve electricity generation capacity on the long-run equilibrium in the electricity market. The approach here is to model the electricity market in a context where the supply companies have market power.
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Cross-Border Regulatory Interferences and Liberalisation of Government Procurement Markets

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
In my doctoral research, I have dealt with interfering with foreign sovereign regulatory matters with government purchases. For example, imagine that one day, some governmental agency in some Western country will refuse to buy Iphones because some reports allege that Apple’s sub-contractors abuse workers in their Chinese plants, and this governmental ...
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The Civil False Claims Act as a Deterrent to Participation in Government Procurement Markets

Supreme Court Economic Review, 1998
In Hughes Aircraft Co. v United States ex rel Schumer, the Supreme Court refused to give retroactive application to the 1986 amendments to the Civil False Claims Act. In the course of deciding this relatively narrow issue, the Court acknowledged a number of incentive problems created by the statute.
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Opening India to International Competition in Government Procurement Markets: CEPA with UAE a Breakthrough?

National Law School of India Review
The India-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (‘CEPA’) is a landmark in India’s public procurement policy, introducing substantial liberalisation commitments for the first time. Historically insulated from international procurement obligations, India’s previous agreements, such as with Japan, were limited in scope.
Jędrzej Górski, Kanishka Bhukya
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