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Evolution du projet Crossrail de Londres et mise en place du Département des Méthodes d'évaluation économique des transports : préparé pour la Table Ronde 152: "Projets majeurs en...

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Regulating London Underground

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The evolution of London's crossrail scheme and the development of the department for transport's economic appraisal methods : prepared for the Roundtable on: Major transport infras...

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Lessons from London Underground Public Private Partnership and UK high-speed rail

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A Case Study of the London Underground’s PPP failure

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In the early 1990s, the London Underground was in need of significant investments. The British government argued that … privatization would be an efficient solution to improve the quality of the infrastructure. Following the election of Tony Blair as …

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Funding the London Underground

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The contractual structure and competitive process of the PPP give strong incentives for the efficient delivery of services by private sector. The apparent difference in the cost of borrowing of the public and private sectors is illusory as the public sector cost is not properly accounting for...

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