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Private, public and global

enterprises

CLASS 11
BUSINESS
NOTES
PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Private , Public and Global Enterprises

owned by individuals owned by govt. operate in more than


or groups(previous (partly or wholly) 1 countries
chapter)

Indian economy consist of both privately owned and govt. owned


business enterprise and hence known as mixed economy.
1st industrial policy resolution - 1948
2nd industrial policy resolution - 1956
Forms of organising public sector enterprises
They are expected to contribute to the economic development of the
country.
They are accountable to the public through the parliament.

1. Departmental undertaking
Oldest and most traditional form
Established as department of ministry and are considered as an
extension of ministry itself
Not independent from govt
Employees are govt. employees only
May be under state or central govt.
Ex Railways, Defence, post & telegraph etc.

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CLASS 11 BUSINESS
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PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Features
Complete control of government
No separate entity
Financial from govt. treasury (annual Budgets)
Accountable to ministry
Employees are treated as govt employees and are healed by IAS
officers and civil servants

Merits
Easy formation
Centralised control
Public Accountability
Optimum utilization of fund
Revenue will directly transferred to treasury

Limitation
Lack of flexibility
No independent decision ( lack of personal touch]
Bureaucracy
Conservative attitude
Political interference
Lack of motivation

CLASS 11 BUSINESS
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PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
2. Statutory corporations
Brought into existance by special Act of the Parliament
Corporate Body - financially independent
Seprate legal existance.
Power of govt. + flexibility of private
Ex SBI , LIC, FCI etc.

Features
Created by the Act of parliament or central or state legislate
Powers and limitations are defined by the act
Operates under central or state govt.
Seprate legal entity
No considered as a part of Budget (treasury)
Employees are not govt. employees
Managed by board of directors appointed by govt.

Merits Limitations
operational flexibility Rigid structure (as act has limited power)
Minimum govt. control Autonomy on paper only
Quick decision making Lack of initiative
Service motive Unfair practices

FORMS OF MARKET (ECONOMICS)

CLASS 11 BUSINESS
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PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
3. Government company
Established under "The companies Act 2013"
Established purely for business purpose only
Any company in which not less than 51% of the paid up capital is
held by central , state or both the govt.
The shares of the company are purchased in the name of the
president of India.

Features
Incorporated under "The companies Act 2013".
Employees are appointed according to their own rules and
regulations as per MOA & AOA.
Managed By Board of Directors (appointed by govt.)
Financial freedom (can raise funds too)
Accountable to the ministry

Merits
Flexible management
Efficient staff
Can compete with private firms
Can indulge into collaboration

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CLASS 11 BUSINESS
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PRIVATE, PUBLIC AND
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Limitations
Political interference
Majority BOD are govt. representatives
Autonomy on paper only

Global enterprises Multi national Companies (MNCS)

Many Countries

It refers to the companies which operates in countries have branches


in different countries (popularly known as MOFA - Majority owned
foreign affliates and headquarters located in one country (Home
country)
Ex coca-cola, Sony, Reebok, Hyundai

Features
Huge capital
Advanced technology
Foreign collaboration
Centralised control
Effective marketing Strategies
Expansion

RECTIFICATION OF ERRORS (ACCOUNTS)

CLASS 11 BUSINESS
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GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Joint Venture
2 firms joins hands for mutual Benefits.
A joint venture agreement is made to avoid conflict at later stage.
"When For more enterprise join together to establish a new enterprise
then it is known as joint venture".
Ex - Maruti of India
Maruti Suzuki India L.T.D
Suzuki Co. of Japan

Features/Benefits
Increase in Resources
Advance technology
New market and distribution networks
Leads to innovation
Established Brand name
Low cost of production

Public private partnership (PPP on P3)


A relationship b/w govt & private in the context of infrastructure and
other services
Under this, The govt/ public sector plays an important role in dealing
with public investment, social obligations etc. and the private will make
use of its expertise in operation and innovation.
Ex - School Buildings, hospitals, power generation ,sanitations etc.

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