Research On Supervision Pattern Of Government Procurement In Yantai

Government procurement system has 200 years of history in market economy countries. It plays an important role in managing the society and economy throughout the world. Most of the developed countries have established sound government procurement systems.Although the theory and practice have been developed fruity in these developed countries, but in China it just begins. At the beginning of 1996, the Chinese government procurement system began to practice. As made clear economic and social benefits, rapid implementation has taken place in the region. In January 1, 2003, the implementation of "government procurement laws," indicates that the government procurement system transfer the pilot to full implementation period. Practice shows that although the reform progress made great achievements, but compared with the implementation of the requirements of the government procurement law, and the achievements attained in the Western developed countries, there still had considerable gap. Besides, "government procurement laws" does not prescribe the supervision pattern of government procurement, so local governments established different supervision pattern. But most of these supervision patterns have such a question as local bureau of finance plays a role of players and judge. Supervision patterns of government procurement Yantai is different from others. Local bureau of finance in Yantai is just a judge not a player. Many local governments begin to learn Yantai pattern and use it for reference.From the point of the basic theory on government procurement system, analysis the existence and development of government procurement objectivity and inevitability through new public management theory, commissioned - agent theory etc; through economic analysis of some main issues and economic effects, to analyze main drawbacks of the supervision patterns of government procurement system in Yantai, useful source of inspiration has been drawled. I hope this article may be a little help to the development and perfection of the government procurement system.