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2. Private investors may bring new ideas and innovative approaches to infrastructure projects,
which can lead to increased efficiency in the design, construction, and operation of these
facilities. Additionally, the private sector may have more experience in managing risk and
mitigating project uncertainties, leading to better project outcomes.
3.Infrastructure projects can create significant employment opportunities in both the short and
long term. By attracting private investment, DII can help accelerate the completion of
infrastructure projects, leading to more job creation.
Demerits of
DII’s:
1.Profit Motivation: Private investors are primarily driven by profit, which can lead to a
focus on short-term gains over long-term sustainability. This can result in
underinvestment in essential but less profitable infrastructure projects, such as rural
roads and public transportation.
2.Social Equity: Private investors may not prioritize social equity and public access to
essential infrastructure, leading to unequal access to critical services. For example,
private toll roads can create a barrier to access for low-income residents who cannot
afford the fees.
3.Regulatory and Legal Challenges: DII can face complex regulatory and legal
challenges, particularly when it comes to issues like land acquisition, environmental
compliance, and permits. These challenges can increase project costs and timelines.
Final Word:
DII (Direct Investment into Infrastructure) is a way for private
investors to fund essential infrastructure projects like highways,
airports, and power plants. DII can attract private capital, enhance
efficiency, create jobs, promote economic growth, and offer
stable returns on investment.
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