TARGET GROUPS FOR INCREASING FINANCIAL POTENTIAL OF THE PPP SECTORS IN ORDER TO THE GOVERNMENT’S FINANCIAL POLICY

Abstract

The relationship between the financial potential of PPP sectors and financial policy has been identified, which testifies to the dependence of the overall development of public-private partnership on strategic decisions at the state level. An analysis of causal relationships with the use of the canonical correlation method has been carried out to determine the relationship between the financial potential of PPP sectors and the power of interaction with public finance policy. This allows not only to assess the prospects of the development of events in the event of a change in one of the indicators in a specific public-private partnership sector, but also in the presence of relevant mathematical and statistical models to obtain an estimate of the magnitude of secondary changes. In turn, government financial policy measures should be tailored to the current state of financial potential of public-private partnership.
 It is revealed that the financial potential of PPP sectors has a high degree of interaction with financial policy, which is confirmed by the adequacy of the system of canonical correlation equations. Ranking the indicators of the financial potential of the PPP and determining their factor load allowed formulating targets. Target indicators of public-private partnership financial potential are selected based on the sectors that are the basis for adjusting the state's financial policy in order to increase the financial potential of the public-private partnership: in the public sector - indicators of budget expenditures and the degree of subsidized equalization of regions by the state; by the private sector - indicators of the volume of return of financial resources spent on fixed assets and profitability of business entities; in the financial and credit sector, is an indicator of lending to non-financial corporations.