2018
DOI: 10.3390/su10041178
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Multi-Criterion Two-Sided Matching of Public–Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects: Criteria and Methods

Abstract: Two kinds of evaluative criteria are associated with Public-Private Partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects, i.e., private evaluative criteria and public evaluative criteria. These evaluative criteria are inversely related, that is, the higher the public benefits; the lower the private surplus. To balance evaluative criteria in the Two-Sided Matching (TSM) decision, this paper develops a quantitative matching decision model to select an optimal matching scheme for PPP infrastructure projects based on the Hes… Show more

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“…The contract may take many forms [33,56], sharing benefits between the partners, proportionately to resources engaged, responsibilities, and risk taken. In this way, public services and infrastructure provision lead to a win-win situation [57]. To conclude, PPP procurement is consistent with sustainable development in the context of sustainable human resource management as it means balanced engagement and participation (use, creation, and maintenance) of government and people (individuals and business)-different kinds of human and social resources.…”
Section: Public-private Partnership (Ppp) In the Context Of The Stakementioning
confidence: 75%
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“…The contract may take many forms [33,56], sharing benefits between the partners, proportionately to resources engaged, responsibilities, and risk taken. In this way, public services and infrastructure provision lead to a win-win situation [57]. To conclude, PPP procurement is consistent with sustainable development in the context of sustainable human resource management as it means balanced engagement and participation (use, creation, and maintenance) of government and people (individuals and business)-different kinds of human and social resources.…”
Section: Public-private Partnership (Ppp) In the Context Of The Stakementioning
confidence: 75%
“…The contract may take many forms [33,56], sharing benefits between the partners, proportionately to resources engaged, responsibilities, and risk taken. In this way, public services and infrastructure provision lead to a win-win situation [57]. A PPP project is usually developed by a public sector authority (a national or local government) through a bidding (public procurement) process for project agreement.…”
Section: Public-private Partnership (Ppp) In the Context Of The Stakementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Uetake et al applied a two-sided matching model to formulate banks' entry and merger decisions with externality [28]. Liang et al developed a quantitative matching decision model to balance evaluative criteria in the Two-Sided Matching (TSM) decision [29]. Many researchers have studied two-sided matching problems from different perspectives, including matching type, the benchmarks of the matching scheme, and the processing of the preference ordinal information of both sides.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies also considered that environmental issues should be fully taken into account in the implementation of PPP projects [13][14][15]. The environmental practices involve many aspects, such as industrial pollution and domestic pollution [16]. We deem that environmental practices should be given enough thought in the cooperation partner selection of PPP projects, because otherwise the environmental issues will not be in control.…”
Section: The Evaluation Criteria Of Private Sector Under Public-privamentioning
confidence: 99%