Another Toll: Public-Private-Partnerships and the User Fee

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  • Alec Klimowicz BA Financial and Business Economics Specialized Honors

Abstract

A burgeoning practice to fund major infrastructural projects is called public-private-partnerships (“P3” or “PPP”). This practice takes on a wide variety of governmentally involved projects and alleviates the procurement issues by way of bringing in a private party for funding.

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2020-01-02 — Updated on 2020-01-02

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Klimowicz, A. (2020). Another Toll: Public-Private-Partnerships and the User Fee. Economic Development Journal of Canada. Retrieved from https://ecdev.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/default/article/view/3

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Economic Development Journal of Canada, 2020

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