Public-Private partnerships (PPPS) in healthcare in India: Key challenges Rajasekhar Gujju1, Raheem A. Abdul2 1Ph. D Scholar, Department of Economics, The New College (Autonomous), Chennai, India 2Associate Professor and Research Supervisor, Department of Economics, The New College (Autonomous), Chennai, India. Email: abdulraheem1967@gmail.com Online published on 17 September, 2018. Abstract India is witnessing a fast upsurge on the economic front. Although, it had to battle with storm of world financial condition previous couple of years, it managed to survive and has so far, surpassed most of its competitors. It‘s still facing the challenges of the grave growth holdup and is on the sprint to recover its former rate of growth. But, there are few gray areas like public health care management, wherever in a very developing economy like India got to crave for additional health care spending, the country as an entire though spend around five per cent of the value on health, solely concerning one per cent of GDP comes from the government. This paper is dedicated to the aspect of public-private partnership in financing the health care in India. Top Keywords Public-Private Partnership, Exponentially, Investments, Practitioners. Top |