Monetär ersättning som motivationsfaktor på kårbolag
This thesis examines the verification of the terms and conditions stated in contracts based on the Public Procurement Act. In March 2013 the Swedish state procurement commission released " Good Business - A Strategy for Sustainable Public Procurement " (SOU 2013:12), which found that the proportion of control and verification is relatively low. The thesis examine how verification is carried out and looks for an explanation to why verification is not more oftenly performed. To answer these questions two care studies, based on seven semi-structured interviews, is presented as the empirical material. Network theory has been used to analyse the empirical results, and aspects of commonly used theories such as contract management and "Markets and Hierarchies" by Williamson has also been taken into account. The thesis ascertains that verification of the contracts terms and conditionsactually is being performed to a significant level but it is not however carried out in a structuredmaner but rather in an ad-hoc form. The thesis concludes that trust and relation-building between parties might be a necessary component in minimizing transaction costs, even though said relationbuilding undermines the anti-corruption aspects of the Public Procurement Act.