Original Study by Matti Siemiatycki
This paper explores the shifting political economy, policy and commercial landscapes towards PPPs in Canada. It examines how PPPs rose to prominence in Canada on a wave of optimism among policy makers. It questions if recent developments mean we are seeing the beginning of the decline of PPPs in Canada while exploring what comes next.
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