Public-Private Partnership  in the Countries of the Eurasian Economic Union

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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine a concept and content of a public-private partnership as a perspective tool for development of cooperation among the EEU countries. The standard and legal base and institutes of PPP development in the EEU countries are studied herein. Main problems of PPP development are determined on the basis of the analysis of PPP practice in the EEU countries. Recommendations regarding the PPP mechanism development in the EEU countries are given to develop international cooperation in PPPs and coordination among the EEU countries at the interstate level.

Keywords: Public-private partnership, project, mechanism, infrastructure, cooperation

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