Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2023
Status
Accepted
Abstract
As the climate crisis accelerates and governments aspire to achieve more circular economies, this article encourages experimentation with innovative, interdisciplinary, and sustainable approaches that exploit governments’ enormous spending power. Rather than waiting for legislative or regulatory changes, the article advocates driving sustainable public procurement (SPP) through efficient and available behavioral-economics-inspired “green defaults,” nudging, persuading procurement officials, and, more broadly, rethinking the value proposition when confronted with price premiums.
GW Paper Series
2023-03
SSRN Link
https://ssrn.com/abstract=4323918
Recommended Citation
European Journal of Public Procurement Markets, 4(4), 67-79 (2023)