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对大多数人而言,“政府采购”是个陌生的字眼。但如果我们知道某座立交桥存在质量隐患或某大医院医疗仪器数据严重误差等事件均与“政府采购”有关时,对这个陌生字眼所包含的内容就不再陌生了。事实上,世界各国中央政府采购平均大约占国生产总值(GDP)的10％-15％,如果加上地方政府,这一比例可能高达20％-30％或者更高。如此庞大的数额,其与一国经济发展和公民的就业、收入关系有多密切,也就不言自明了。
For most people, “government procurement” is a strange word. However, if we know that the quality of an overpass or the serious error of medical equipment data in a large hospital is related to “government procurement,” we are no longer unfamiliar with the content contained in this unfamiliar word. In fact, the purchasing power of the central government in various countries in the world accounts for about 10% -15% of the GDP on average, which may be as high as 20% -30% or more if the local government is added. With such a huge amount, it is self-evident that there is a close relationship between the economic development of a country and the employment and income of citizens.