Public Policy Journal
Public Policy for the Private Sector is a journal on public policy innovations for private-sector led and market-based solutions for development. The journal is sponsored by the Rapid Response team and is open to submissions.Select a topic
Private infrastructure: competition, regulation & market structure (multisector) - Private infrastructure: finance and subsidies (multisector)
- Private infrastructure: water
- Private infrastructure: energy (oil, gas, electricity)
- Private infrastructure: telecommunications & information technology
- Private infrastructure: transport (airports, seaports, rail, roads)
- Private provision of health and education
- Investment climate and globalization
- Impact of privatization
- Future of the aid industry
10 most recent issues
No. 319 Doing Privatization Right: What It Takes to Maximize Gains in Low-Income Countries
No. 318 Reform Teams: How the Most Successful Reformers Organized Themselves
No. 317 Privatization Trends: A Record Year in 2006
No. 316 Entrepreneurship: New Data on Business Creation and How to Promote It
No. 315 Financing Innovation: How to Build an Efficient Exchange for Small Firms
No. 313 Entrepreneurship: How Much Does the Business Environment Matter?
No. 312 Self-Dealing: Sneaking Corporate Value through the Back Door
No. 311 Public-Private Partnership Units: What Are They, and What Do They Do?
No. 310 Phasing Out Subsidies: Recent Experiences with Fuel in Developing Countries
No. 309 Managing National Parks: How Public-Private Partnerships Can Aid Conservation
