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New tickets,please

机译:新票,请

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Few phrases in British politics are more radioactive than "Private Finance Initiative" (pfi), a convoluted scheme under which government pays private firms to carry out work on its behalf. Many such contracts have been plagued by delays and costly legal disputes. For all the talk of greater efficiency, the real attraction of building and running schools and hospitals, say, through a pfi arrangement is that it allows the government to shove spending off the official balance sheet (although that loophole is to be closed next year).rnYet not all pfis have been disasters. One of the best has been London's Oyster-card system, which allows travellers to store their entitlement to use the Tube or city buses on a computerised card that gets them through ticket barriers with a simple wave of the wallet.
机译:在英国政治中,很少有短语比“私人金融计划”(pfi)更具放射性。“私人金融计划”是一项复杂的计划,根据该计划,政府向私营公司付款以代表其开展工作。许多此类合同都受到延误和昂贵的法律纠纷的困扰。对于所有提到的更高效率的说法,通过PFI安排建设和运营学校和医院的真正吸引力在于,它可以使政府避免花掉官方资产负债表的费用(尽管漏洞将在明年关闭) .rn但并非所有的pfi都是灾难。最好的例子之一是伦敦的牡蛎卡系统,该系统使旅行者能够将使用地铁或城市公交车的权利存储在计算机化的卡上,从而使他们仅需挥动一下钱包即可通过检票口。

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    《The economist》 |2008年第8593期|3234|共2页
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