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A comparative review of quantitative VFM methodology for PPP infrastructure project in Indonesia and Australia

Pangeran, Moch Husnullah; Pribadi, Krishna Suryanto; … - 2010

The Government of Indonesia (GoI) increasingly relies on the private sector financing to build and operate … PPP infrastructure project procurement in Indonesia and Australia. Public Sector Comparator (PSC) is used to assess the … potential project VFM quantitatively in Australia. In Indonesia, the PSC has not been applied, where the PPP procurement …

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Practice briefing : Is BOT the best financing model to procure infrastructure projects? A case study of the Hong Kong-Shuhai-Macau Bridge

Cheung, Esther; Chan, Albert - 2009

Abstract: Purpose – Several major infrastructure projects in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) have been delivered by the build-operate-transfer (BOT) model since the 1960s. Although the benefits of using BOT have been reported abundantly in the contemporary literature, some...

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Comparative assessment of characteristics influencing the industrial property markets in Sydney and Hong Kong

Susilawati, Connie; Morahan, Brigid; Yeung, Stanley - 2008

Industrial property is commonly located in a designated ‘industrial’ precinct. An industrial property has a specific design and a number of services to support industrial activities including manufacture, distribution and transportation. Although it has a unique characteristic, certain...

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The dynamics of property trust risk and correlation

Newell, Graeme; Acheampong, Peter - University of Western Sydney; College of Law and Business; … - 2001

Listed property trust (LPTs) have been the most successful indirect property investment vehicle in Australia. Surveys conducted by the Australian Stock Exchange in 1999 found that the LPT sector was the fastest growing stockmarket sector, increasing its number of investors by 88%, compared to...

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The changing risk profile of listed property trusts

Newell, Graeme - University of Western Sydney; College of Business; … - 2006

The listed property trust (LPT) sector has undergone considerable change in recent years, including increased levels of international property, increased levels of debt, incorporating property development activities via use of stapled securities, significant mergers and acquisitions, and...

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Factors influencing hotel investment decision making

Newell, Graeme; Seabrook, Ross W. - University of Western Sydney; University of Western Sydney; … - 2006

Given the stature of international tourism, hotel properties are an important property investment sector. The purpose of this paper is to assess the importance of a range of financial, location, economic, diversification and relationship factors in influencing hotel investment decision making....

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Identifying the determinants of construction innovation

Manley, Karen - 2006

This exploratory paper examines the drivers and obstacles to construction innovation. It is based on a large-scale survey of nearly 400 businesses in the Australian construction industry conducted in 2004, and twelve in-depth case studies of innovation on Australian construction projects between...

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Effective Financial Incentive Mechanisms: An Australian Study

Rose, Timothy; Manley, Karen - 2007

The use of financial incentives in construction projects has been seen as a way to improve short term motivation, collaboration and reinforce long term commitment between project stakeholders. Yet, very little empirical research has been conducted into how financial incentives should be applied...

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Assessing the value of different business strategies to innovation by firms in the construction industry

Manley, Karen; McFallan, Stephen; Swainston, Mike; … - 2008

This original empirical research was conducted to explore the relationship between business strategies and innovation implementation by project-based firms. The relative importance of five types of business strategies was assessed, concerning: (1) employees, (2) marketing, (3) technology, (4)...

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An integrated framework to assess financial reward systems in construction projects

Rose, Timothy M.; Manley, Karen - 2011

Motivation is a major driver of project performance. Despite team member ability to deliver successful project outcomes if they are not positively motivated to pursue joint project goals, then performance will be constrained. One approach to improving the motivation of project organizations is...

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