Anthony Boardman

Anthony Boardman is a Retired Faculty member at the University of British Columbia's Sauder School of Business, specifically within the Strategy and Business Economics Division. His research interests include privatization, the effects of ownership on performance, contracting out, public-private partnerships, cost-benefit analysis, and strategic management. He has published extensively in leading academic journals and has consulted for various public and private sector organizations. Boardman is also affiliated with the Institute for Health System Transformation and Sustainability. His work includes studies on the performance of public and private organizations and the social value of public-private partnerships.

Anthony Boardman is a scholar specializing in cost-benefit analysis and ownership and performance dynamics. His research explores the efficiency and effectiveness of public and private enterprises, particularly in competitive environments. Boardman's work examines how ownership structures influence organizational performance and evaluates the role of public-private partnerships in economic development. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of discounting practices, social discount rates, and the impact of privatization on financial performance. His studies also address the political economy of public-private partnerships and their social value, offering insights into policy and practice.