Article by Aparajita Gupta and Anil Kumar Sharma
It is widely recognised that the capacity of a country to attract PPP investment in infrastructure is influenced by several factors including the quality of its institutions. Relationships between the executive, legislative and judicial branches, the bureaucratic structure, political stability, conflict management, arbitrariness and the extent of corruption are just a few examples of factors that affect the institutional environment and its ability to draw private investment.
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