Hard Lessons from Genoa
- Putting infrastructure in private hands has made it more difficult to plan for the very long term – a half-century and longer – and to assume the risks intrinsic to large projects, writes @PaolaSubacchi
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'Private investors’ shorter time horizon relative to the public sector has given rise to the "curse of good enough," with incentives skewed toward maintaining rather than replacing and upgrading infrastructure.'https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/morandi-bridge-collapse-reflects-distorted-incentives-by-paola-subacchi-2018-08 …
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