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The Challenges of Public Private Partnership in Indonesia: Case Study in Makassar City, South Sulawesi Province

Amril Hans, Hardiyanti Munsi, Susi Fatimah, AM Fahrul

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This study wants to analysis public private partnership (PPP) between the government and the private sector. public private partnership is a form of cooperation that has an equal position between two parties, both the government sector and the private sector that bind themselves to establish mutuall

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This study wants to analysis public private partnership (PPP) between the government and the private sector. public private partnership is a form of cooperation that has an equal position between two parties, both the government sector and the private sector that bind themselves to establish mutuall

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This study wants to analysis public private partnership (PPP) between the government and the private sector. public private partnership is a form of cooperation that has an equal position between two parties, both the government sector and the private sector that bind themselves to establish mutuall

Key concepts: General partnership, Private sector, Government (linguistics), Public–private partnership, Public sector, Business, Position (finance), Public administration

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