The Term “Public Private Partnership” (PPP) is used for a long-term cooperation in the form of contracts between the public and private sector of the economy, for services that are within the public’s scope of duties. The resources required for the realization of a “Public Private Partnership” — mostly infrastructural projects — are keyed in one project for which the existing risks are shared proportionately and cost-advantageously to the partners’ individual competence of risk-management.
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Sturmfels, K.F. (2008). Private Public Partnerships. In: Wendler, M., Tremml, B., Buecker, B. (eds) Key Aspects of German Business Law. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68577-7_15
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