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PPPs: Nature, Development And Unanswered Questions

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Public‐private partnerships (PPPs) are the newest and latest “new public management” development for the public services. PPPs are becoming a worldwide development, although the origins can be traced to the United Kingdom's private finance initiative (PFI), which remains the most advanced and developed form of PPP. This paper explores the development of PPPs, concentrating first on the PFI and then tracing the increasing presence of PPPs in Europe, the Americas and Australasia.

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