For direct access to information, proximity both to the financial markets and to the institutions is an advantage. Supervisors, who are active in the markets themselves and know the market participants from their own business relationships, possess major additional sources of information.
A share of these projects have been completed by the private sector on behalf of the public sector, some of which have been recorded as private investment in the national accounts as the work occurs. [14] This has boosted investment growth, both as a direct consequence of the infrastructure spending and, increasingly, in spillovers to other parts of the economy.