Improving transport and energy infrastructure investment in Poland

Goujard, Antoine

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“…Electricity supply remains lower and information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure less developed than in most OECD countries. Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and urban air pollution are sizeable, contributing to climate change and substantially harming health outcomes (OECD, 2015b;OECD, 2016b;Goujard, 2016). Ageing electricity generation capacity and household heat production rely mainly on solid fuels.…”

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On the Competitive Effects of Screening in Procurement

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Procuring authorities frequently use screening in order to mitigate risky bids. This study estimates the effect of bid screening and litigation on entry and bidding using a unique data set on highway construction procurement auctions in Poland. The market exhibits a screening method that ex post selects eligible offers. We demonstrate with an empirical model that this method disproportionately affects small firms and creates a barrier to entry. Our results suggest that screening increases bids by two channels. First, it directly inflates bids as well as decreasing entry. Second, in a competitive market, lower entry also inflates bids and prices.

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Improving transport and energy infrastructure investment in Poland

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Policy Priorities for Making Poland a More Inclusive and Knowledge-Based Economy

Policy Priorities for Making Poland a More Inclusive and Knowledge-Based Economy

On the Competitive Effects of Screening in Procurement

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