Study on impact of public procurement policies, the purpose of this article is to describe what is known concerning government procurement provisions in preferential trade agreements (PTAs) and what factors ought to be taken into account by policy makers and analysts as they evaluate policy options in this area. Although an effort is made to draw appropriate policy implications, the findings are largely tentative and will need to be revised in the light of new evidence and changes in thinking as to what constitutes effective public procurement policy.
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