Evaluating the anti-corruption capabilities of public eprocurement in a developing country

Keyphrases

• Developing Countries 100%
• Anti-corruption 100%
• E-procurement 100%
• Intent to Adopt 66%
• Significant Relationship 33%
• Democratic Government 33%
• Nepal 33%
• Technology Acceptance Model 2 (TAM2) 33%
• Perceived Trust 33%
• Perceived Usefulness 33%
• Perceived Ease of Use 33%
• Principal-agent Theory 33%
• Corruption in Public Procurement 33%
• Public Procurement 33%

Social Sciences

• Public Procurement 100%
• Developing Country 100%
• Democratic Government 50%
• Nepal 50%
• Technology Acceptance Model 50%
• Principal-Agent-Theory 50%
• e-procurement 50%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Developing Countries 100%
• Anti-Corruption 100%
• Public Procurement 66%
• Corruption 33%
• Innovation Adoption 33%
• Principal-Agent 33%