PEST-classification of risks of public-private partnership
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https://doi.org/10.21847/1728-9343.2013.1(121).13404Keywords:
public-private partnership (PPP), classification, risks, PEST-classificationAbstract
In the article describes one of the perspective types classification of the risks public-private partnership - PEST-classification. In the text describes informative content of this classification for the conditions of Ukraine. The analysis includes: political, economic, socio-cultural and technical risks. In the article defined priorities the public and the private partner in the distribution of risks. Also constructed a standard matrix of risk by categories within PEST. According to the author, PEST-classification could help in the clustering of risk according to their causes, because groups of risks are free from excess. It can be used to provide a basis for the development system of the standardization risksReferences
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Han S.H. and Diekmann J. (2004), «Judgment - based cross - impact method for predicting cost variance for highly uncertain projects», Journal of Construction Research, 5 (2), рр. 171-192.
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Li Binga, A. Akintoye, P. J. Edwards and C. Hardcastlea (2004), «The allocation of risk in PPP/PFI construction projects in the UK», International Journal of Project Management, 23, рр. 25-35.
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