Routledge Law and Economics of Public Procurement Reforms

Law and Economics of Public Procurement Reforms provides an in-depth look at how laws and regulations serve as tools to guide procurers toward the public good. By addressing the prevention of corruption and the misallocation of resources, this book explores how standardized regulations across different regions and nations can help open markets to new ideas and newcomers. As part of The Economics of Legal Relationships series, this volume features original contributions specifically focused on the new European Union Directives approved in 2014 by the EU Parliament. The content brings together perspectives from both economists and lawyers to provide a comprehensive view of recent reforms. This text is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of legal frameworks and economic efficiency in the public sector.