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“…Il pourrait par conséquent être utile de demander au secteur privé, à condition qu'il dispose un avantage comparatif dans ce domaine, d'entreprendre une évaluation des risques que présentent les projets envisagés. C'est ce qu'a fait remarquer Jenkinson (2003) :…”
Section: Sélection Du Projetunclassified
“…Comme le reconnaît Jenkinson (2003), les coûts du financement d'un projet particulier seront les mêmes que l'on fasse appel à des bailleurs publics ou privés uniquement si « les contrats sont faciles à définir, les risques bien compris, les coûts de transaction faibles et la concurrence active ».…”
Section: Les Limites Du Financement Par Pppunclassified
“…And while the risk transfer methodology assumes that the overall risk burden will be the same in a PPP or publicly funded project, it could be argued that PPP amplifies and creates risks rather than diverting them away from the state. Jenkinson (2003) claims that while contracting for private finance makes previously implicit risks explicit, this carries its own costs, particular in complex cases where contracts remain incomplete; and the majority of cases are complex.…”
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“…The UK House of Commons Treasury Committee, for example, recently argued that 'government has always been able to obtain cheaper funding than private providers of project finance' and that the cost of capital of PPPs was currently double that of government gilts. 34 However, Grout (1997) and Jenkinson (2003) argue that, in theory, private sector borrowing costs should not always be higher than public sector costs, where the latter are properly calculated. 35 This builds on Modigliani and Miller's proposition that the overall cost of capital is invariant to the method of financing, including whether it is funded by public or private finance.…”
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“…Parker and Hartley (2003) As Jenkinson (2003) acknowledges, the costs of financing a particular project will be the same for public and private finance only if 'contracts are easy to define, risks are well understood, transaction costs are low, and competition to provide finance is active'.…”
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