Market forces and an effective government

Insights into the role of government in the economy and society vary across countries and over time. Economic theory distinguishes between public goods and market goods. In the case of public goods, market failures may occur, meaning that these goods are not sufficiently provided by market parties. They therefore traditionally fall within the domain of government. Under certain conditions, the production of these goods and services can be outsourced to private parties through public procurement, but this requires clear frameworks and oversight to ensure proper market functioning. This raises important questions about the respective roles of the market and the government.

Research on market forces and effective government

Decisio supports clients with issues related to market forces and effective government. This includes questions such as whether effective competition exists, or what works better in a given situation: the market or the government. It may also involve assessing whether an organisation operates effectively and efficiently. Decisio assists clients with these and other questions concerning market functioning and the role of government. We carry out a wide range of assignments, including:

  • market analyses
  • sector analyses
  • performance analyses
  • administrative burden assessments
  • monitoring
  • evaluations
  • Sustainable energy
    Sustainable energy
  • Water
    Water
  • Regional and urban economy
    Regional and urban economy
  • Logistics and Transport
    Logistics and Transport