Financial aspects of Public-Private Partnership

The growth of public requests is evident in the case of Croatia, but also present in every European country, with the government’s lack of ability to secure sufficient financial income. The look for additional sources of  financing, in order to build public infrastructure, is directed therefore more...

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Main Author: Livijo Sajko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Ljubljana Press (Založba Univerze v Ljubljani) 2008-03-01
Series:Central European Public Administration Review
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Online Access:https://journals.uni-lj.si/CEPAR/article/view/20249
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description The growth of public requests is evident in the case of Croatia, but also present in every European country, with the government’s lack of ability to secure sufficient financial income. The look for additional sources of  financing, in order to build public infrastructure, is directed therefore more and more to the private financing capital and to public-private partnerships. Together with such trends, one of the main questions that arise is, whether the employment of private capital in PPP-projects is valid from the economy point of view? If the overall project costs in the PPP-model are lower than the one in the traditional public sector model, calculated with the method of a Public Sector Comparator, the decision can be made to employ private capital in PPP-projects, which is valid from the economy point of view.
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Central European Public Administration Review
public-private partnership
public requests
private capital
Public Sector Comparator
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title_full Financial aspects of Public-Private Partnership
title_fullStr Financial aspects of Public-Private Partnership
title_full_unstemmed Financial aspects of Public-Private Partnership
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topic public-private partnership
public requests
private capital
Public Sector Comparator
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