2014Applied Economics LettersRequires access

Sharing out the costs of a public–private partnership

Kenneth Button, Nobuhiko Daito

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This article looks at factors which have affected the shares of public and private money that have been going into public–private transportation partnership investments in the US. It looks at a number of recent partnerships and relates the importance of the private sector to sets of institutional and technical variables.

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This article looks at factors which have affected the shares of public and private money that have been going into public–private transportation partnership investments in the US. It looks at a number of recent partnerships and relates the importance of the private sector to sets of institutional and technical variables.

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This article looks at factors which have affected the shares of public and private money that have been going into public–private transportation partnership investments in the US. It looks at a number of recent partnerships and relates the importance of the private sector to sets of institutional and technical variables.

Key concepts: General partnership, Private sector, Public–private partnership, Business, Limited partnership, Public economics, Economics, Finance

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