The Public Private Partnership
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This academic article is a collection of important contents regarding the public private partnership. The public service and infrastructure programs are normally implemented by the government. However, the public private partnership (PPP) refers to a form that the private sector has invested and is the operator of the state. It combines the strengths of the public and the private sectors in reducing constraints and assisting to lower the cost of operations to both the state itself and the private investors, while people should benefit in terms of receiving effective services. Nevertheless, it is probably not a best model for Infrastructure and public services of the country. It is possibly an alternative that should be considered together with several other alternatives. To analyze the values and the benefits of PPP must be considered for the nation’s sake. Finally, this article has offered suggestions to conduct the public and private partnership efficiently.
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