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Public-Private Partnerships After the Global Financial Crisis: Ideology Trumping Economic Reality

John Loxley’s article “Public-Private Partnerships After the Global Financial Crisis: Ideology Trumping Economic Reality” provides an overall assessment of public-private partnerships (PPPs), with a particular emphasis on their use in Canada and the issues that have emerged in the initial phases of the crisis. The paper summarizes the dimensions of PPP funding, their mechanics, and offers an insightful critique of their effects on public finances.