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Infrastructure investment is now crucial to faster and inclusive growth, given that the Indian economy contracted to 7.3% in the financial year 2020-21. This book discusses various aspects of infrastructure financing in detail, with a major section devoted to green financing of infrastructure.

Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Abbreviations -- Prologue: The Delhi Noida Toll Bridge -- 1 Infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships: Overview and Key Issues -- 1 Infrastructure and PPPs-An Overview -- 1.1 Infrastructure Deficit in Developing Countries -- 1.2 Who Should Provide Infrastructure -- 1.3 How Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) Can Help -- 1.4 Not Always a Perfect Solution -- 1.4.1 Renegotiation of Long-Term Infrastructure Contracts -- 2 What Lies Ahead-The Plan for the Rest of the Book -- Infrastructure PPPs-Concepts and Evidence -- 2 Infrastructure Challenges -- 1 Defining Infrastructure -- 2 Infrastructure Characteristics -- 2.1 Lumpy with Large Upfront Investments -- 2.2 High Sunk Costs -- 2.3 Long Gestation Period -- 2.4 Long Payback Period -- 2.5 Public Planning, an Important Aspect -- 2.6 Natural Monopoly Characteristics -- 2.7 Non-tradability of Output -- 2.8 Large Externalities -- 2.9 Interconnected System -- 2.10 Some Public Good Characteristics -- 3 Infrastructure and Development -- 3.1 The Infrastructure-Competitiveness Connection -- 4 Supply and Demand of Infrastructure Around the World -- 4.1 Investment in Infrastructure -- 4.2 Distribution Between Public and Private Infrastructure Investment Worldwide -- 4.3 Infrastructure Deficit -- 4.4 High-Cost Infrastructure -- 5 Who Funds Infrastructure-A Quick Survey of Recent History -- 5.1 Private Participation was Important in Nineteenth Century and the First Half of the Twentieth Century -- 5.2 Widespread Nationalization of Infrastructure After World War II Till Early 1980s -- 5.3 Full Circle-Back to Private Provision of Infrastructure -- 6 The Rationale and Challenges of Public Funding of Infrastructure -- 6.1 Residents' Quality of Life -- 6.2 Macroeconomic Stimulus -- 6.3 Concerns About Natural Monopoly

List of illustrations -- List of abbreviations -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction to customer engagement -- Metrics for engaging customers -- Brand: "Is that what you think of me?" -- Valuing customer contributions : the future looks green! -- Linking brand value to customer value -- Customer referrals -- Really! : Where did you hear that? -- Please help us help you -- Managing customers in a multi-dimensional world -- Glossary -- Index -- About the author

Introduction -- Maximizing profitability -- Customer selection metrics -- Managing customer profitability -- Maximizing customer profitability -- Managing loyalty and profitability simultaneously -- Optimal allocation of resources across marketing and communication strategies -- Pitching the right product, to the right customer, at the right time -- Preventing attrition of customers -- Managing multi-channel shoppers -- Linking investments in branding to customer profitability -- Acquiring profitable customers -- Managing customer referral behavior -- Organizational and implementation challenges -- The future of customer management