Methods for Identifying and Preventing Cartel Collusion in Public Procurement
Natalia A. Mamedova
Abstract
Natalia A. Mamedova
Abstract
The study presents a survey of research results on the development of cartel collusion indicators in the framework of public procurement, which are based on the structural characteristics of the industry and the behavioral traits of economic agents. An overview of the methods used to identify cartel collusions. The paper shows and reveals the internal and external factors affecting the behavior of bidders. Methods and tools for identifying and preventing cartel collusion by participants in public procurement are suggested.
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The study presents a survey of research results on the development of cartel collusion indicators in the framework of public procurement, which are based on the structural characteristics of the industry and the behavioral traits of economic agents. An overview of the methods used to identify cartel collusions. The paper shows and reveals the internal and external factors affecting the behavior of bidders. Methods and tools for identifying and preventing cartel collusion by participants in public procurement are suggested.
Key concepts: Cartel, Collusion, Procurement, Business, Industrial organization, Microeconomics, Economics, Marketing