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Buying Books, Buying Diversity? Public Procurement Theory and the Brazilian State as Book Buyer
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Governments are among the largest single buyers of books, yet public procurement research rarely asks what state purchasing does to the diversity of the market it buys from. This article examines federal book procurement in Brazil using item-level electronic invoice (NF-e) data published by the Offi
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