Decision-Making Criteria of PPP Projects: Stakeholder Theoretic Perspective

Any decision-making is based on certain theory. Taking the public rental housing in Chongqing municipality as an example, this essay states that the stakeholder theory can provide innovative criteria and evaluation methods for Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects. It gives an analysis of how to choose decision-making criteria for different stakeholders in the PPP model and what measures to take to meet the criteria to form “symbiotic" decision-making mode through contracts and to boost the application of PPP model in large-scale public programs in China.

Authors:

• Xueqin Shan
• Wenhua Hou
• Xiaosu Ye
• Chuanming Wu

Keywords:

• PPP
• Stakeholder Theory
• Stakeholders
• Decision- making Criteria

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