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我国政府采购实行( )相结合的组织形式。 A.自主招标和委托招标 B.中央采购和

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我国政府采购实行( )相结合的组织形式。

A.自主招标和委托招标
B.中央采购和地方采购
C.公开招标和邀请招标
D.集中采购和分散采购

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