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ID162241
Title ProperProfitability of Non-Competitive Defence Contracts
Other Title Informationthe UK experience
LanguageENG
AuthorHartley, Keith
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper explains and assesses the UK experience with determining prices and profitability for non-competitive defence contracts. Three periods are considered, namely pre-1968, the 1968 Profit Formula Agreement and the changes introduced in 2014. Two cases of ‘excessive’ profits were major determinants of the 1968 Profit Formula Agreement; but continued dissatisfaction with the 1968 Agreement led to changes in 2014. The historical overview of UK experience provides a basis for understanding current UK policy and offers insights for other countries facing similar policy challenges. A critique is presented of UK policy on single source pricing and profitability.
`In' analytical NoteDefence and Peace Economics Vol. 29, No.6; Nov 2018: p.577-594
Journal SourceDefence and Peace Economics Vol: 29 No 6
Key WordsPricing ;  Profits ;  Single Source Pricing ;  Non-Competitive Contracts ;  Excessive Profits ;  1968 Profit Agreement ;  Review Board ;  Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO)


 
 
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