Suchergebnisse

PPP‐style cooperation between public and private partners is becoming more popular in Poland. Nevertheless, the issue of intergenerational responsibility for its effects is not taken into consideration while assessing the outcomes and drawbacks of PPP contracts. The author examines several Polish PPP undertakings in order to delineate the most important components of intergenerational responsibility.

The preparation stage of PPPs is crucial in order to avoid unsuccessful negotiations that lead to sunk costs. The key to successful negotiations is to construct an effective contract reconciling the differing interests of all parties. Therefore, identification of the most important features of the project from both partners' points of view is extremely important to ultimately conclude the negotiations successfully. The purpose of the study is to test and assess the usefulness of an innovatively adapted conjoint analysis method aimed at identifying the preferences of both partners involved in PPP.