Are Brownfield Concessions Poised for a Comeback? New Signs of Life After a Decade in Decline

Are Brownfield Concessions Poised for a Comeback? New Signs of Life After a Decade in Decline

Once expected to be the signature contract of private participation in infrastructure and for a time its fastest growing form, the brown field concession was hit hard by the Asian crisis and has never recovered. Because these contracts involve exis...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Leigland, James
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
BIDS
BUDGET DEFICITS
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
CAPITAL GAINS
CAPITAL GRANTS
CAPITAL INVESTMENT
CASH FLOW
CASH FLOWS
CASH INFLOWS
CONCESSION
CONCESSION CONTRACT
CONCESSION CONTRACTS
CONCESSION PROJECTS
CONCESSIONAIRES
CONCESSIONS
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
CONTRACT RENEGOTIATION
CONTRACT RENEGOTIATIONS
CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENTS
CORRUPTION
COST RECOVERY
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
CURRENCY MISMATCH
DEBT
DEBT SERVICE
DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DUE DILIGENCE
END USERS
EQUIPMENT
FINANCIAL CLOSURE
FINANCIAL COSTS
FINANCIERS
GOVERNMENT ASSETS
HARD CURRENCY
INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS
INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES
INITIAL INVESTMENT
INVESTMENT RISK
KEY CHALLENGE
LOCAL CURRENCY
MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS
MITIGATION MECHANISMS
OUTSTANDING LOANS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POTENTIAL INVESTMENT
PRIVATE FUNDING
PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE
PRIVATE OPERATORS
PRIVATIZATION
PRIVATIZATIONS
PROFITABILITY
PUBLIC SECTOR
PUBLIC SERVICE PROVIDERS
PUBLIC SUBSIDIES
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
RECORD KEEPING
RENEGOTIATIONS
RETAIL WATER
RETAIL WATER DISTRIBUTION
RETURNS
RISK MITIGATION
ROADS
SANITATION
SHADOW TOLLS
SHAREHOLDERS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TENDER PROCESS
TOLL
TOLL ROAD
TOLL ROAD PROJECTS
TRAFFIC
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT PROJECTS
TRUE
UNDERGROUND
USER FEES
UTILITIES
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10608

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