Chapter 5
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| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Deregulation | arrow_right_alt | A public company is owned by many, shares are sold publicly on the stock exchange only if it has a minimum of 50K share capital. |
Infrastructure | arrow_right_alt | Business organisations owned and controlled by the state/government |
Privatisation | arrow_right_alt | These are industries within a country that the government sees as a priority |
Public corporations | arrow_right_alt | Provision of goods and services by businesses that are owned by individuals or groups |
Government | arrow_right_alt | Government organisations that provide goods and services |
Private sector | arrow_right_alt | Is elected by society to run the country by managing its citizens and businesses in the economy |
Political interference | arrow_right_alt | When an organisation does not manage costs effectively, poor slow service |
Natural monopoly | arrow_right_alt | This is when there is a change of government results in change policies |
Public limited companies | arrow_right_alt | Transfer of public sector resources to the private sector (business) |
Public sector | arrow_right_alt | Relaxing and reduction of rules and regulations to support trade |
Inefficiency | arrow_right_alt | Market where it is more efficient to have one organisation meeting the total market demand |
Strategic industries | arrow_right_alt | Basic systems and structures that a country or organisation need to work properly e.g. hospital, school |