"Community Improvement Districts in the State of Georgia: Benefits, Costs, and Risks" by Andrew I. E. Ewoh

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Community Improvement Districts in the State of Georgia: Benefits, Costs, and Risks

International Journal of Business & Public Administration (2012)

Andrew I. E. Ewoh, Kennesaw State University
Kristin Rome, Kennesaw State University

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Abstract

The article examines benefits, costs and risks associated with Community Improvement Districts (CIDs), which is a type of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in Georgia. It has been stated that success of activities of CIDs in Georgia prove that PPP has unique capacity in providing benefits to governance and management.

Keywords

community improvement districts,
Georgia,
economic policy

Publication Date

Spring March, 2012

Citation Information

Ewoh, A. I. E. and Rome, K. (2012). Community improvement districts in the state of Georgia: Benefits, costs, and risks. International Journal of Business and Public Administration 9(2): 97-107.