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Bribery in public procurement : methods, actors and counter-measures

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OECD

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TextPublication details: Paris : OECD Publishing, 2007Description: 104 pISBN:

9789264013940 (pbk.) :

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Summary: Notes that the public sector is a major contributor to national economies (estimated to average 15% of GDP in OECD countries), consequently large infrastructure and construction projects are the subject of stiff competition by tendering companies who may use underhand methods to win contracts. This short booklet developed from an OECD experts meeting Paris, March 2006, is intended as training material, with a bribery typology, suggested means of prevention and detection, and some anonymous case studies.

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Notes that the public sector is a major contributor to national economies (estimated to average 15% of GDP in OECD countries), consequently large infrastructure and construction projects are the subject of stiff competition by tendering companies who may use underhand methods to win contracts. This short booklet developed from an OECD experts meeting Paris, March 2006, is intended as training material, with a bribery typology, suggested means of prevention and detection, and some anonymous case studies.

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