The Fantasy World of Private Finance for Transport via Public Private Partnerships

Jean Shaoul · Anne Stafford · Pamela Stapleton

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In 1993, the British government turned to the private sector to finance much needed investment in public infrastructure and manage services under its Public Private Partnerships (PPP) policy (Edwards et al., 2004), with transport forming by far the largest component by value of the PPP programme. (...)

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