The Comparison and Analysis of Governance Framework for Public Projects: China and the Developed Countries, and Implications

Yun Na Wu; Naren Mandula; Hao Zhen Qi; Zhen Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.357-360.2830

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The Comparison and Analysis of Governance Framework for Public Projects: China and the Developed Countries, and Implications

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It is an important means to fulfill its functions that government invests projects, and is what the people's livelihood. Therefore, the governance for public projects is serious. Nowadays, there are many regulatory issues in China. This paper explores, compares and analyzes the governance framework of the developed countries, then find out the similarities and differences between them. Learning from their advanced ideas and methods, from the regulatory laws and regulations, regulatory bodies set up to find loopholes in supervision. Meanwhile, it gives implications about Chinas governance framework.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 357-360)

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Yun Na Wu*, Naren Mandula, Hao Zhen Qi, Zhen Wang

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Governance Framework, Project Supervision, Public Projects

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