Co-operative Centralized Purchasing In The City Of New York: Results Of A Year's Practical Test Of Central Purchasing In The Mayor's Departments (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246495256)

"Co-operative Centralized Purchasing In The City Of New York" documents a year-long practical test of central purchasing within the Mayor's departments. Authored by the New York (N.Y.) Mayor's Central Purchasing Committee and Henry Bruère, this report details the implementation and results of a cooperative purchasing system designed to improve efficiency and reduce costs in municipal government.

This study provides valuable insights into the challenges and benefits of centralized purchasing, offering a historical perspective on efforts to streamline government operations and enhance resource management. It remains relevant for those interested in public policy, government administration, and the evolution of purchasing practices.

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