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Competition as a means of procuring public services

International Journal of Public Sector Management, 1997, Vol.10 (1/2), p.21-46

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Competition as a means of procuring public services
Assuntos: Competitive strategy ; Public tender ; Tendering ; United Kingdom ; USA
É parte de: International Journal of Public Sector Management, 1997, Vol.10 (1/2), p.21-46
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Descrição: Competition is now widely used as the means of choosing the providers of essential public services in the USA and the UK. Many different approaches are found in the USA and there are useful lessons for the UK. With particular reference to mental health and substance abuse services, describes the effects of using competitive tendering on users, providers, purchasers and citizens and examines the problems of specification, transaction costs, the use of consultants, supply, the level playing field, trust, innovation, local accessibility and accountability. Ends with discussion of cooperation and collaboration and the emergence of monopolies and integrated delivery systems in the USA and concludes by finding politics and political decision making of overriding importance.
Editor: MCB UP Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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