Public projects : private finance : understanding the principles of the private finance initiative.

By:

Mumford, Michael

Language: English Publication details: Welwyn Garden City NVP+ from Griffin Multimedia 1998Description: 278p. ; 23cmISBN:

1901535002

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LOC classification:

336.39

Summary: Explains the economic principles behind PFI and its history to date. The author, an accountant, looks at the elements of discounted cash flow, types of operating risk, agency relations, contracts and transaction costs and sources of successful projects.

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Explains the economic principles behind PFI and its history to date. The author, an accountant, looks at the elements of discounted cash flow, types of operating risk, agency relations, contracts and transaction costs and sources of successful projects.

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