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                    other person for favours is risky for the economy. In most cases, these individuals
                    who are preferred by the procurement officers do not have the qualification or the
                    capacity  to  execute  the  tenders  that  they  have  been  awarded.  As  a  result,  they
                    provided  low-quality  works,  services,  or  goods,  which  deteriorates  the  overall
                    economy. As such, to save the economy, it is essential that all the requirements of
                    the public procurement law are followed to the letter.

                    1.3. Research Questions

                    1.  What are the economic benefits of the sustainable public procurement law?
                    2.  What are the characteristics of efficient/effective public procurement?
                    3.  Why do procurement officers engage in unlawful procurement acts?
                    4.  How can adherence to public procurement laws be ensured?
                    1.4. Aims and Objectives

                    General Aim/Objective

                    1.  To determine the significance of the public procurement law to the economy.

                    Specific Aims/Objectives

                    1.  To determine the main challenges in public procurement process.
                    2.  To determine the characteristics of efficient procurement processes.
                    3.  To  determine  the  benefits  of  complying  with  the  legal  requirements  of  the
                       procurement processes by officers.

                    1.5. Scope of the Study

                    The study analyses the relationship between law and economics. More specifically,
                    the  research  focuses  on  public  procurement  law  and  its  effects  on  the  economy.
                    Moreover,  there  is  no  limit  to  the  number  of  companies  to  be  analysed.  In  other
                    words,  the  research  is  based  on  the  experiences  of  as  many  firms  as  possible  all
                    around  the  globe.  Additionally,  the  study  has  been  conducted  solely  through  the
                    examination of scholarly article, journals, and books and has not been performed on
                    the ground. Besides, it is both quantitative and qualitative. Precisely, many sources
                    have  been  analysed  to  demonstrate  the  various  views  of  researchers  and  authors.
                    Also, many real-life experiences of companies as displayed in the sources have been
                    used as the case studies for the study. These companies' data have been adopted and
                    used to confirm the hypotheses of this study.





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