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What distinguishes each type of PPP(Public-Private Partnership) model from one another is -
the degree of risk and responsibility borne by the private sector partner
the degree of risk and responsibility borne by the public sector
The private sector partner will bring in most of the investment requirements
none of the above
Public-private partnership (PPP) is a model where the government associates with private companies to accomplish infrastructure projects. This alliance between both the parties, ensure financing, designing, flourishing and maintaining of the infrastructural amenities within the country.
The PPP approach initiates the efficient facilitation of public goods to the people. This is because, such projects are handed over to the relevant private entities, who hold expertise and knowledge in their field.
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