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The Mail & Guardian quotes Busa's deputy chief executive, Raymond Parsons and saying that public-private partnerships (PPPs) will improve service delivery and drive economic growth.
Cosatu meanwhile condemned Busa's views as being "a far-fetched dream" and insisted that the state must take the lead in driving economic activity.
According to the Mail & Guardian report, economist Chris Hart of Investment Solutions supports Cosatu's views and says that while PPPs can supplement what government does there is "no model in the world where these partnerships provide meaningful economic growth".
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