2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-15160-7_71
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Building an Institutional Model of Interaction Between Government and Business in Public-Private Partnership

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“…PPPs are defined in terms of the cooperation of a public partner and a private one created to attract private investment in the economy and, based on pooling resources, sharing risks (Anopchenko et al , 2019). PPP, in the categories of institutional model of interaction between government and business, is defined (Yatsechko, 2020) as a partnership between the government and the private sector for the provision of public and social goods or services due to its advantages in high efficiency of investment, resource allocation optimization, flexible market mechanisms, etc. (Song et al , 2019).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PPPs are defined in terms of the cooperation of a public partner and a private one created to attract private investment in the economy and, based on pooling resources, sharing risks (Anopchenko et al , 2019). PPP, in the categories of institutional model of interaction between government and business, is defined (Yatsechko, 2020) as a partnership between the government and the private sector for the provision of public and social goods or services due to its advantages in high efficiency of investment, resource allocation optimization, flexible market mechanisms, etc. (Song et al , 2019).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, there are many approaches to classifying GBI models (Shokhin, Kisel, 2014;Volokhova, 2019;Vorontsova et al, 2020;Bolshakova, 2014;Yatsechko, 2020;Butova et al, 2014;Bychkova, Gelman, 2010;Kiselev, 2013;Kisel, 2013;Turovsky, 2009;Boris et al, 2021;Shulenina, Vayas, 2012), which are differentiated depending on a range of factors. At the same time, for most models, the defining criteria of the interaction model between government and business are political, historical, and economic parameters, such as the position of government and business (strong/weak), the development dynamics of the region's economy over several years, the presence of large business players and their "origin" (regional, federal, or foreign), etc.…”
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confidence: 99%