Public enterprises - SS1 Commerce Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the primary objective of public enterprises?
Promoting social welfare
Maximizing profits
Encouraging competition
How are public enterprises typically managed?
By private shareholders
By elected officials
By a board of directors appointed by the government
Where do public enterprises obtain capital?
From international donors
Through public donations
From government budgets
What is one source of revenue for public enterprises?
Borrowing from financial institutions
Sales of goods or services to the public
Subsidies from the private sector
What is the purpose of public-private partnerships (PPPs) for public enterprises?
To increase government control over the enterprise
To minimize private sector involvement
To attract private investment and expertise
What is the primary objective of public enterprises?
The primary objective of public enterprises is to promote social welfare.
Where do public enterprises obtain capital?
The government allocates funds from its annual budget to support the functioning and development of public enterprises. These funds can be used for capital investments, operational expenses, and infrastructure development. Public enterprises may also borrow money from domestic or international financial institutions, such as banks or development agencies.