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COMPETITION ON THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MARKET (Verseny a kozbeszerzesi piacon)

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Tatrai T.
Kozgazdasagi Szemle (Economic Review)
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2009
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vol. 56
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issue 9
835-848
EN
Research into the strongly regulated environment of public procurement calls not only for purely legal analyses and regulatory interpretations, but for a knowledge of those involved in the public procurement market, its characteristics and difficulties, and the artificial curbs on competition. The article is based on questionnaire surveys and in-depth interviews into the relations between the features of the public procurement market, the competition-curbing elements, and the opinions of participants on the relation between competition and public procurement, while touching also on the shortcomings of the institutional environment. Practical examples are given of the errors and problems of a legal approach that relegates procurement questions into the background, thereby impeding competition.
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IMPACT OF SELECTED FACTORS REGARDING THE EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (THE CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC) WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DECENTRALIZATION

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Plaček M., Schmidt M., Ochrana F., Půček M.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2016
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vol. 64
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issue 1
22 – 36
EN
This article examines the impact of selected factors of public contracts on the efficiency of public procurement with an emphasis on decentralization. We analysed the influence of these factors using an econometric model applied to data on public procurement, specifically on pubic construction contracts for 2013 – 2014. To achieve a higher degree of assurance we have verified these results by analysing public contracts for the purchase of gas for the years 2013 – 2014. In the context of the available data, this public contract procedure has a relatively homogeneous subject of performance. The research conclusions which have been reached are significant, partly for the considerations regarding the centralization vs. decentralization of purchases, but they also represent a valuable contribution to the empirical investigation of the decentralized production of public goods and services.
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EKONOMICKÉ EFEKTY ELEKTRONICKÝCH AUKCIÍ NA SLOVENSKU

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Sičáková-Beblavá E., Klátik P., Beblavý M.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2013
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vol. 61
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issue 10
1067 – 1078
EN
The paper examines use of electronic auctions (e-auctions) as an allocation mechanism in public procurement in Slovak public sector. It is based on data from 32 procurement bodies and 725 procurements in the public sector in the period 2008 – 2010. Our findings are that e-auctions bring average savings of 10 – 12% though their implementation is not free. We recommend that future research quantify costs associated with introduction of e-auctions. The paper also demonstrates that the key variables influencing level of savings can be influenced by the procuring body: number of participants and form of auction (open vs closed).
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VÝCHODISKA PRO VYTVÁŘENÍ TRANSPARENTNÍHO A NEKORUPČNÍHO SYSTÉMU ZADÁVÁNÍ VEŘEJNÝCH ZAKÁZEK

51%
Ochrana F., Maaytová A.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2012
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vol. 60
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issue 7
732 – 745
EN
Public procurement is one of the forms of provision of public goods and services. Empirical studies analysing public procurement show, that one of the weaknesses of public procurement in the Czech Republic is its low transparency and resulting insufficient resistance to corruption. This study defines base for establishment of transparent and corruption free system of public procurement. It specifies conditions for creation of competitive environment, basis for demand driven system of public procurement and gives proposals for interconnection of transparent decision making procedures and the principles of economy, efficiency and effectiveness.
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KTO SA MÔŽE ZÚČASTNIŤ VEREJNÉHO OBSTARÁVANIA?

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Kalesná K.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2019
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vol. 102
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issue 3
224 – 233
EN
A competition belongs to the main principles of public procurement. The public procurement has to be opened to competition in order to fulfil the main objectives of public procurement – to select a bid most convenient as quality price ratio principle is concerned. The article gives a more detailed analysis of economic subjects as possible public procurement participants. It explores differences in understanding the key concepts – undertaking, consortium, economic activity - from the point of view of both branches of economic regulation. At the same time it offers solutions how to develop competition in public procurement – on one hand through adequate interpretation of the relevant concepts, on the other hand, eventually, by amending the public procurement legal regulation.
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ANALYSIS OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDICATORS OF THE PUBLIC PROCUREMENT MARKET AND THE LEVEL OF PERCEIVED CORRUPTION IN EU MEMBER STATES

51%
Pavel J., Rističová S.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2015
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vol. 63
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issue 4
372 – 394
EN
Post-communist states of the European Union traditionally score in various rankings of indicators that deal with the degree of (perceived) corruption significantly worse than most of the old EU member states. One of the factors that strongly influence the unfavourable rating in these areas is a situation on the public procurement market. The presented paper aims by use of quantitative analysis to determine the extent to which are the level of corruption and public sector efficiency linked to selected indicators dealing with the situation on the public procurement market. The paper deals with two main topics. Firstly we discuss the procurement market from the macro-perspective. Secondly we have prepared two econometric models, which are analysing the relationship between level of corruption/efficiency of the public sector and selected indicators of the situation on the public procurement market (e.g. average number of bids, intensity of the competitive effect). The results show, that there is statistical significant relationship.
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VEREJNÉ OBSTARÁVANIE A MACHINÁCIE S NÍM SPOJENÉ

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Šanta J., Szabová E.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2023
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vol. 106
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issue 1
12 – 32
EN
In the presented article, its authors focus on the issue of public procurement, which they analyse from several points of view, starting with the basic legal regulation and the interpretation of some of its terms. They pay particular attention to the application problems that they identify in practice in the field of criminal law with an emphasis on the concept of damage and the current legislative process that responds to this situation. In this context, the authors focus on the Criminal Code and its provision § 266 entitled “Machinations in public procurement and public auction” both from the point of view of de lege lata and de lege ferenda.
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AVOIDANCE OF RISK FROM THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITIES: PUBLIC PROCUREMENT CASE STUDY

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Plaček M., Ochrana F., Schmidt M., Křápek M., Půček M.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2017
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vol. 65
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issue 7
587 – 601
EN
The article deals with an empiric analysis of behaviour of contracting authorities when tendering public contracts. In the context of theories dealing with rational, imperfectly rational and rationally inattentive behaviour of agents, it tries to describe the problem of avoiding risk by the contracting authorities in further detail. Theories observing behaviour of bureaucracy – no matter how well they are reasoned – mostly meet the problem of empiric verifiability. In this case, the authors try to fill the gap using an empiric analysis where it is worked with real data of public contracts from 2010 – 2014. We can consider the main findings to be the fact that public contracting authorities prefer strategies that are based on a reduction of risk of conflicts with the regulator. These strategies are chosen mainly based on signals of behaviour of central authorities, rather than based on the effort of gaining the most informative strategy. However, the final result is the same. In the authors’ opinion, the aversion to risk by the contracting authorities, which is enforced by the public policy in this field, plays the major role.
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IN-HOUSE VÝNIMKA V NOVOM ZÁKONE O VEREJNOM OBSTARÁVANÍ

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Hodás M.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2016
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vol. 99
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issue 2
107 – 115
EN
In the case when a contracting authority uses its own resources, it is exempt from using the public procurement procedures. In this regard, we refer to the so-called ‘in-house exemptions’ or ‘internal procurement’. The fundamental conditions for the application of in-house exemptions are based on three criteria, i.e. i) a control criterion, ii) a business activity criterion, and iii) a private capital criterion. That is to say, the contracting authority exercises over the person to whom the contract has been directly awarded (in-house entity) a control which is similar to that which it exercises over its own departments, more than 80 % of the activities of the controlled in-house entity are carried out in the performance of tasks entrusted to it by the controlling contracting authority or by other legal persons controlled by that contracting authority and there is no direct private capital participation in the controlled in-house entity. In these circumstances, the in-house exemption can also be applied to the cases of the cooperation amongst contracting authorities. However, the participating contracting authorities have to perform on the open market less than 20 % of the activities concerned by the cooperation. It is submitted that, the contracting authorities now hold in their hands a tool for the effective fulfilment of their needs by using own resources. However, these exemptions must be interpreted restrictively and therefore it will be interesting to see how the practice deals with the ‘in-house’ issues.
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EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF POST-CONTRACTUAL BEHAVIOUR IN PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS: THE CZECH CASE AS A SECONDARY COMPARISON WITH THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

44%
Schmidt M., Ochrana F., Plaček M., Půček M.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2016
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vol. 64
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issue 6
501 – 518
EN
The article analyses post-contractual behaviour on a sample of 200 randomly selected public works contracts, awarded in 2013, where it was possible to trace information about the final price. The study looks for factors, which have a statistically significant effect on the ratio between the actually paid price and tendered price. The findings are compared with similar studies in Slovakia. The model identifies a number of bids for a statistically significant indicator having a positive effect on the relationship between the actually paid price and the tendered price. Conversely, the ratio between the estimated and actual tendered amounts, as well as the use of subcontractors is seen as the factors with a negative impact.
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PŘEDRAŽOVÁNÍ VEŘEJNÝCH ZAKÁZEK NA STAVEBNÍ PRÁCE V ČESKÉ REPUBLICE

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Ochrana F., Stehlík P.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2015
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vol. 63
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issue 3
227 – 238
EN
This paper investigates the purposes for overpricing of public procurement for construction works in the Czech Republic. We tested two potential factors influencing final process – the level of competition and the level of transparency. According findings, each additional bid decreases the final price by 2.19%. In reality this means that the chance for cost savings increases with the number of competing suppliers. The final price also depends on the type of procedure. Our recommendation is to organise public tenders for works in manners allowing for the highest possible level of competition, to do as much as possible to motivate potential suppliers for participation.
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Uwarunkowania trwalego rozdysponowania nieruchomosci Zasobu Wlasnosci Rolnej Skarbu Panstwa

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Podgórski B., Świętochowski L.
Wieś i Rolnictwo
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2012
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issue 2(155)
169-183
EN
The article tries to evaluate the Agricultural Property Agency’s (ANR) activity to-date regarding its statutory tasks, including the problem of permanent disposal of real estate. The dominant form of disposal is the sale of real estate. Since the beginning of the Agricultural Property Agency’s activity, 2.9 million ha of land have been permanently allocated, of which 2.2 million have been sold. The remaining 1.9 million ha are subject to further privatisation. Land for sale comes mainly from terminated lease agreements. The area of land used under lease agreements has been decreasing annually by approximately 100 thousand ha. The analysis was based on the data from the Agricultural Property Agency’s activity reports, internal studies and available scientific literature. The presented results attest to the Agency’s major involvement in the process of permanent disposal of the State Treasury's agricultural property.
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Sytuacja prawna stron umowy koncesji na roboty budowlane lub uslugi zawieranej w zakresie wykonywania zadan jednostek samorzadu terytorialnego

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Szydlo W.
Przegląd Prawa Publicznego
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2012
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issue 3
7-26
EN
Territorial self-government units are required by the legislator to co-operate with entrepreneurs in respect of fulfilment of their public tasks in the best interests of local community members. One of the forms of legal co-operation between territorial self-government units and entrepreneurs are contracts awarded to the said entrepreneurs for the fulfilment of the units' own tasks, which may include works or service concession contracts entered into pursuant to the provisions of the Act of 9 January 2009 on Works or Service Concessions (Journal of Laws No. 19, Item 101, as amended). Under such a concession contract, the concessionaire (entrepreneur) undertakes to the grantor (public entity) that it will perform the object of concession, i.e. the works or services, for a consideration that will consist either solely in the right to exploit the work, and enjoy the profits thereof, or in this right together with payment from the grantor in the case of a works concession, or either solely in the right to perform the services, and enjoy the profits thereof, or in this right together with payment from the grantor in the case of a service concession. An essential characteristic of the works or service concession contract is the fact that the concessionaire assumes a significant portion of economic risk relating to the concession, i.e. the uncertainty as to whether or not the concession will prove to be profitable to the concessionaire and, consequently, whether or not the concessionaire will recover the costs of the work or service and earn the additionally anticipated profit (concessionaire's consideration) resulting from the right to exploit the work or service and comprised of the fees that the concessionaire will charge to those using the work or service concerned.
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PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (WITH RESPECT TO EC/EU LEGISLATIVE) (Vyvoj v pravni uprave verejnich zakazek v CR (podle predpisu EU/ES))

38%
Marek K.
Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)
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2010
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vol. 93
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issue 1
35-56
EN
When the Czech Republic became a member state of the European Union, the new act n. 40/2004 Col., on public procurement, came into a force. In the meantime there were issued some new directives on the public procurement and sector procurement (2004/17/EC and 2004/18/EC). The member states were obliged to transpose these directives into the national legislation till 31st December 2006 at the latest. The Czech Republic enacted the relevant legislation, the new act n. 137/2006 Col., that entered into a force on 1st July 2006. The Directive 2004/18/EC of the European Parliament on the coordination of procedures for the award of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public services contracts and the Directive 2004/17/EC of the European Parliament coordinating the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors were implemented. The European legislation regulates only the so called excess limit procurements it means the procurement of the presumed value which will reach the limits settled in the EC legislation. The act n. 137/2006 Col., regulates also the procurements that do not reach these limits. While interpreting the act n. 137/2006 Col., on public procurement it is important to follow its provisions and also respect the uniform interpretation made by ECJ.
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