Public-Sector Decision Making for Public-Private Partnerships (2009) / Chapter Skim
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The public sector may benefit from tapping into the private sector to procure much needed transportation improvements through a variety of PPP types, with varying levels of private sector participation, based on risk transferred. However, concerns have been raised as to whether PPPs are in the public interest and what type of information is available to decision makers as they decide whether to pursue a PPP.
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. Some PPPs include equity contributions from the private partner and may also transfer toll collection and rate setting responsibilities to the private sector.
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are not the only way that the private sector can be compensated. The PPP debate, specifically related to long-term concessions paid through tolls, is caught in the middle of a debate about tolling policy.
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