Business, Management and Accounting
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Government ownership key to success in infrastructure projects, study finds.

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Journal of Government and Economics
Residual government ownership in public-private partnership projects
Alhassan Mansaray, Simeon Coleman, Ali Ataullah, Kavita Sirichand

Paper Summary

Governments owning a part of infrastructure projects reduces the chances of them failing. This makes projects more affordable for users. The size and type of project also affect the likelihood of failure. This study looked at over 2700 projects worldwide to reach these conclusions.

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