Public procurement of territorial self-government in Slovakia as a postulate for the security management of municipalities and regions
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Purpose: The article deals with the issue of important elements creating a healthy competitive environment in the public sector with the formulation of the same principles and conditions for all participants, such as the transparency of the public procurement process, non-discrimination, and ensuring equal conditions for applicants for public contracts, as well as efficiency and security in the payment of public financial operations.
Method: empirical method, abstraction, analysis of statistical data, descriptive analysis.
Findings: the proposed principle of four eyes, guarantees the principle of economy, efficiency, effectiveness, and expediency through the execution of financial control by more than one person.
Paper type: theoretical.
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