Economic growth based on public-private partnership projects in some sectors

The development of infrastructure in the main spheres of human activity is one of the effective factors of economic growth. The infrastructure development contributes to the creation of a single economic space, the formation of a transport and logistics network across the country, the accumulation of highly qualified human capital, and the provision of energy for production. With regard to information technologies, there is no direct relationship with the pace of economic growth, but the accumulation of their critical mass has an impact on the quality of economic growth, as a result, increasing labor productivity and the level of socio-economic development. Recently, the mechanism of public-private partnership (PPP) has been effectively used for the implementation of such projects. Thereupon the purpose of the study is to analyze the impact of the implementation of classical public-private partnership projects in the housing, transport, social and IT spheres on economic growth in federal districts and regions. The methodology of the study is the analysis of systematized data, tables and diagrams obtained as a result of the distribution of the database on the PPP market by federal districts and regions. The results of the study are in assessing the impact of the development of infrastructure and information technologies based on PPP mechanisms on economic growth in federal districts and regions. There is a highlight in the main characteristics of infrastructure development in each area, contributing to the acceleration of economic growth. Following the results of the study, recommendations are given for further infrastructure development and investment in the areas considered.

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