Problems and Suggestions on the Government Procurement in Health Institution
Yan Zheng
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Yan Zheng
Abstract
Government Procurement Agreement(GPA) is a legal document which claims that praticipations should open government procurement market to each other to realize internationalization and the liberalized of the government procurement.China will start the negotiations for joining in the GPA by the end of 2007 and gradually open Chinese government procurement market.We get the current status and the problems of the government procurement in medical institutions by investigating the health institutions in some province.Based on the existing problems,some suggestions were put forward to provide theoretical basis for the further study of impact of accession to the GPA on government procurement management in health field in China.
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Government Procurement Agreement(GPA) is a legal document which claims that praticipations should open government procurement market to each other to realize internationalization and the liberalized of the government procurement.China will start the negotiations for joining in the GPA by the end of 2007 and gradually open Chinese government procurement market.We get the current status and the problems of the government procurement in medical institutions by investigating the health institutions in some province.Based on the existing problems,some suggestions were put forward to provide theoretical basis for the further study of impact of accession to the GPA on government procurement management in health field in China.
Key concepts: Procurement, Government procurement, Government (linguistics), Business, China, Internationalization, Negotiation, Institution