A Fiscal Evaluation of the Public-Private Partnership Model

In this article, Public-Private Partnership model which has been applied in the UK since 1990s and which has spread quickly to other countries with the claim that it is more efficient than the classical public investment model, and by which public authorities started the tendering process for entegrated health facilities in Turkey in 2011, is analyzed with a fiscal perspective. The main characteristics of the partnership model and questions such as ‘whether it has been revealed the expected results’ or ‘whether it is still a good alternative for public in the economic crisis conjoncture’ are main strands for the evaluation. UK which was the first country to use the model for massive public projects, and so who already started to get the results of the model will be the main reference point along with the extensive reports prepared by the independent public bodies to analize the model.