Government Green Procurement: A Fuzzy-DEMATEL Analysis of Barriers

Yijie Dou; Joseph Sarkis; Chunguang Bai

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-53939-8_24

Government Green Procurement: A Fuzzy-DEMATEL Analysis of Barriers

In: Government Green Procurement: A Fuzzy-DEMATEL Analysis of Barriers (Studies in fuzziness and soft computing)

Chapter In A Book 2014 English

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Government green procurement has been a major driver of demand for environmental products and services in developing countries. This reality is not lost in China. However, government green procurement in China has still seen limited utilization. To address the...

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