Springer - The Economics of Public-Private Partnerships

Gain a deep understanding of the economic decisions that drive public-private partnerships (PPPs) with this comprehensive text from Springer. This book provides a detailed investigation into the implementation of PPPs, offering a balanced view of their real-world applications and theoretical foundations. The first section explores various forms of public procurement contracts, with specific focus on the models used in France and the UK. Readers can analyze the potential advantages and pitfalls of these partnerships through an economic lens. The text also examines efficiency factors, including financing conditions and regulatory requirements. In the second part, the book reviews empirical studies to compare the benefits of PPPs against purely public models. This resource is designed for those seeking to understand the economic efficiency and practical outcomes of modern public procurement strategies.