МАКРОЕКОНОМСКИ АСПЕКТИ ЈАВНО-ПРИВАТНОГ ПАРТНЕРСТВА
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https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME200213020DKljučne reči:
јавно-приватно партнерство, ризик у ЈПП, користи од ЈПП, СД моделApstrakt
Јавно-приватно партнерство (ЈПП) почело је интензивније да се примењује у привредама западних земаља од деведесетих година двадесетог века. Првобитно је креирано као начин финансирања инфраструктурних пројекта, међутим, његова примена сада обухвата и области попут образовања, здравства, високе технологије и многих других. Како већина истраживања из домена ЈПП говори о микроекономском утицају и анализи успеха конкретних пројеката ЈПП-а, намера аутора овог рада је интеграција тих налаза у шири оквир који приказује макроекономске аспекте јавно-приватног партнерства. Постојећа литература, иако не тако обимна, указује на неколико аспеката који могу утицати на економски развој на локалном, регионалном и националном нивоу, ширим усвајањем пројеката ЈПП и њиховом применом. У раду су представљени елементи поделе ризика између јавног и приватног партнера, економске користи и трошкови у ЈПП, као и посебни канали утицаја ЈПП на националну привреду и модел динамичног система ЈПП. Један од циљева је анализа постојећег концепта за процену макроекономског утицаја ЈПП, који би се могао користити за процену његовог могућег доприноса расту и развоју националне економије.
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