EFFICIENCY INCREASE IN MECHANISM DESIGN OF STATE PROCUREMENT FOR R&D
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EFFICIENCY INCREASE IN MECHANISM DESIGN OF STATE PROCUREMENT FOR R&D
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70-88
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In this paper the author considers a modifi cation in mechanism design for R&D in order to increase its effi ciency and to create incentives for business implication.
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mechanism design, R&D, state procurement, auctions, pilot production
Date of publication
01.04.2015
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