Who really benefits from public-private partnerships?<https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/who-really-benefits-from-public-private-partnerships/article_fe503585-3e87-5ddb-ad88-9844de03a438.html>
<https://www.thespec.com/opinion/contributors/who-really-benefits-from-public-private-partnerships/article_fe503585-3e87-5ddb-ad88-9844de03a438.html> Who really benefits from public-private partnerships?
Paul Kahnert
P3s are nothing more than public relations and publicity ploys to pretty up profit, Paul Kahnert writes.
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