Analyzing PPP Mode of Guizhou Characteristic Town Project Based on the VFM Theory

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10.2991/rac-18.2018.84How to use a DOI?

Keywords

characteristic town;Public-Private Partnership; Value for Money

Abstract

In recent years, the state has approved the construction of special small-town projects not only to accelerate the construction of new-type urbanization, but also has great significance for poverty alleviation and ecological civilization construction. The huge construction funds needed for the construction of featured towns and the investment in industry, talent, technology, marketing and management are all beyond the reach of local governments. In this context, the introduction of PPP financing mode makes the social capital widely involved, and the government and social capital cooperation are widely expected. In this paper, through the case analysis, combined with China's national conditions, based on the evaluation of foreign PPP mode commonly used by VFM (value) theory, with guizhou shuicheng ear characteristics of small town construction as an example to explore the new normal financial poverty alleviation mode under the new way of thinking, and USES the theory of VFM method empirical analysis of the influence of the PPP mode for construction of characteristic town. Finally, it puts forward reasonable Suggestions on the feasibility of using the theory of VFM to evaluate the PPP mode in the characteristic town, so that the research in this paper can bring some practical significance.

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AU  - Hongmei Zhang
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