Public Procurement – Price-Taker or Market-Shaper?

Social Sciences

• Public Procurement 100%
• Contract Law 70%
• World Trade Organization 60%
• Business 40%
• Sustainability 40%
• Paper 40%
• Legislation 30%
• Supply Chain Management 30%
• Capacity 20%
• Approach 20%
• Literature 20%
• Literature 20%
• Poverty 20%
• Transnational Corporation 20%
• Social Policy 20%
• Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development 20%
• Sustainable Development Goals 20%
• Environmental Policy 20%
• Financial Sustainability 20%
• Research 10%
• Policy 10%
• Production 10%
• Market 10%
• Evaluation 10%
• Examinations 10%
• Landscape 10%
• Purpose 10%
• Category 10%
• Human Rights 10%
• Conceptualization 10%
• Defence 10%
• Progress 10%
• Nations 10%
• Damage 10%
• Prices 10%
• Design Methodology 10%
• United Nations 10%
• Legal Liability 10%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Procurement 70%
• Inequality 20%
• Technological Innovation 20%
• Production 10%
• Demand 10%
• Industrialized Countries 10%
• Due Diligence 10%
• Industrial Goods 10%