Development of Public-Private Partnerships in the Transportation Sector in The World

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2024

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Sosyoekonomi Soc

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Public Finance
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As an interdisciplinary area powered by economy, law and accounting, “The Department of Finance” aims to train experts in the field with unique courses such as “Public Finance”, “Turkish Tax System” and “Budgeting and Public Funding”. Atılım University opened the Department of Financing in the academic year of 2015-2016, becoming the first foundation university to open the department. With our competent staff, our Department grew and ranked the 6th in the list of department base points in its field. Thesis and non-thesis Finance - Tax Graduate Programs, started in 2019, constitute the first department under a such name with the aim to offer studies in the field of tax. We see Finance as a state tradition, and as a social science that shall always follow the changing era. As long as states take loans, and takes are collected, there will be a need for well-equipped experts of Finance.

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The globalisation process in recent years has led to the formation of alternative methods of delivering public services worldwide. In the provision of public services, under the name of "publicprivate partnership", the private sector has started taking a critical degree. It has become an application on the agenda of both developed and developing countries. In this respect, it is seen that the transportation sector is one of the costliest services among public services; large-scale projects have been created by applying the PPP model in the financing and development of the transportation sector in many countries. The study evaluates the PPP model in the world's transportation sector and the increase in private participation in the transportation sector with PPP.

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Public-Private Partnership, Public Services, Transport Sector

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32

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59

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343

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