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



