MOBILIZATION OF CAPITALS BY PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TO INCREASE TO BUSJNESS' EFFICIENCY
Keywords:
Public-private pattnerships, mobilization of capitals, business efficiency, development.Abstract
Efficient use of resources that are already limited is a problem not only for the public sector, but for the private sector, too. Mobilization of capital through public-private partnerships is the market participants' response in order to achieve efficiency in operations. The model of public-private partnerships is increasingly being applied in the world, not only in developed countries, but in developing countries, too.
Opportunities that the application of various forms of public-private partnership provide for the development of public infrastructure or services can be crucial for further development of businesses. Applying this model, with limited financial resources that are available to the public sector, enable mobilizing resources of the private sector at !oca!, regional and international levels. The aim of entering the private sector in public-private partnerships is to make profit while raising competitiveness and increasing business efficiency.
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