Attracting private sector participation in infrastructure investment: the UK case

Athena Panayiotou · Francesca Medda

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Infrastructure investments are often considered by governments that are looking for private sector investment in infrastructure. However, private investors tend to have a cautious attitude towards this class of investments. This paper focuses on the UK's financial and regulatory drawbacks to infrastructure investment. The authors conclude that regulatory conditions are key levers for the UK government to attract increased private sector participation.

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