THE ARTICULARITIES OF VENTURE CAPITAL ATTRACTING IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

Ion Potlog (brts.ince@gmail.com)
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Ion Potlog: PhD Student, Head of department PPP, Public Property Agency

Economy and Sociology, 2014, issue 3, 157-161

Abstract: Public-Private Partnership represents institutional and organizational alliance of the state and business, consisting of financial actors interaction, legal, social and policy oriented joint public and private resources from different sources into a single complex to solve strategic problems of socio-economic country, which also allows the formulation of the necessary conditions to attract investment in priority sectors of the economy. Venture capital is a long-term. It is invested in shares of the new and fast-growing company in order to obtain high profits after the registration of the shares of these companies on the stock exchange. This kind of capital can be used to finance Public-Private Partnership. This paper aims to present the conceptual foundations of this topic.

Keywords: Public-Private Partnership; public sector; private sector; venture capital. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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