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Asia's Infrastructure in the Crisis: Harnessing Private Enterprise

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In the next decade, Asia needs a huge US$1 trillion for new infrastructure.
Even before the Asian crisis, Asian governments encouraged private sector
investment to help meet this shortfall. Now this involvement is even more
vital. However, the crises has highlighted serious investor and government
profitability, cost and risk concerns.

This timely and in-depth report focuses on major legal, regulatory,
transparency, financial market and sectoral restructuring issues which
governments must tackle to attract private investors back to Asian
infrastructure. Forecasts of Asia's economic recovery, associated
infrastructure demand and new reforms signal business opportunities.
Government and aid implications are significant.

This report was launched by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for
Trade, Tim Fischer in Sydney on 2 December 1998.

This report can be downloaded in Adobe Acrobat [ PDF ] format at no charge
from our DOWNLOADS site.

December 1998, 254 pages

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Last Updated: 24 September 2014
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