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Public infrastructure is increasingly delivered through financialised models like PPPs despite evidence of higher long-term costs. Part 2 of the PPP trilogy — the instrument that answers its call for substantive (not cosmetic) off-balance-sheet treatment is specified in CADA.
Where it sits. Part 2 of the PPP trilogy. Diagnoses the fiscal opacity of PPP accounting frameworks — public accounting lacks the categories to represent capital continuity, mission cycles, or deferred fragility. The instrument satisfying its call for substantive off-balance-sheet treatment is CADA.
The long-form argument for this work still lives on the existing explainer at /explainer/accounting-blind-spot. This page carries the abstract and the corpus metadata — the frame the argument would move into unchanged.
The works either side of this one in the canon order — what it builds on and what builds on it.
Where to go once you have the argument — the paper it comes from, the instrument that measures it, or the next thing it depends on.