CHAPTER- 3 REMEDIAL

MAY 21, 2020

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 TODAY WE WILL DO CHAPTER 3 REVISION.

 PLEASE WATCH SOME VIDEOS FIRST TO UNDERSTAND THE TOPIC BETTER.
        
NOW DO SOME QUESTIONS TO CHECK WHETHER YOU HAVE UNDERSTOOD THE CHAPTER OR NOT. YOUR DOUBTS WILL BE TAKEN ON FRIDAY THROUGH GOOGLE MEET:

 1) Why is the government company form of organisation preferred to other types in the public sector?
2) How does the government maintain a regional balance in the country?
3) Why global enterprises are considered superior to the other business organisations?
4) What are the benefits of entering into joint venture?
5) Define departmental undertakings.
6) List the areas where the state or central ownership is a preferred form of business organisation. Justify your choice of areas.
7) Name the form of public sector enterprise, which is constituted as an autonomous unit by the Act of Parliament. Explain any five features of such an organisation.

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