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This paper discusses a model based on the agency theory to analyse the optimal payment mechanism in transportation Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), within an environment with asymmetric information between the public authority and the agent (contractor). It is assumed that there are two random components in the contract: the first one is the presence of unpredictable factors that affect service demand, and the second one is the possible disparity between the effort made by the agent and the effective results obtained with respect to service quality. The main outcome of the paper is that an optimal contract should generally combine a fixed component, a performance-based payment for service quality and a payment in accordance with the number of users. It is only possible to totally exclude the transfer of the demand risk in those cases where the public authority can define and verify a series of indicators that cover all the quality dimensions of the service, this being a situation difficult to obtain in practice in the majority of transportation projects. | |
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Public Money & Management |
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0954-0962 |
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