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The Public Sector

What si the public sector?

The public sector is all the businesses owned/run by the government or state. They are funded through taxation and are a part of mixed economies.
mixed economy=public sector+private sector

Multiple Choice

why do you think governments have businesses?

• to help support their population

• to make life easier for private sectors

• earn more money

• to increase market size

Multiple Select

select 4 examples of public sector businesses

• police

• hospital

• school

• fire department

• supermarkets

Multiple Choice

what is a mixed economy?

• both private and public sectors in a country

• people of different cultures working in a country

• different types of buildings people work in

• different types of food people ar4e fed?

Public Corporations

Public corporations are public businesses that used to be owned privately. These businesses are also not directly run by the government. They ARE owned by the government but not directly operated by it.

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A board of directors would be selected to run the business according to the government's goals. What is their main goal?

Multiple Select

Would public corporations make profit?

• yes

• no

• most of them don't :(

• Yes, but it isn't their main goal to make profit.

Public corporations

Running a public corporation have advantages and disadvantages

Match

match pro's with pro's and con's with con's (the presentation makes it weird so if you put a pro but it says its wrong, you did get it right but the quiz is messed up)

• is its struggling financially, it can. tap into government funds

• water and gas/electricity are should/is owned by the government

• if government is struggling, it can take away stuff from the corporation

• governments can cut funding if they are running low on money

pro

pro

con

con

• pro

• pro

• con

• con

Other public sector enterprises.

there are many different types of enterprises in the public sector like privatised, partially owned and funded enterprises.

Multiple Choice

which one is partially owned?

• Some businesses are partly controlled or owned by the government, even if make a profit

• The governments sometimes fund some businesses and usually they only end up charging for some of their services 

• Being partially owned by the government has becomes less popular, as though in many courts the governmental spendings have increased. A lot of companies will privatise so they don't end up suffering from insufficient funds'

Multiple Choice

what is a funded enterprise?

• Being partially owned by the government has becomes less popular, as though in many courts the governmental spendings have increased. A lot of companies will privatise so they dont end up suffering from insufficient funds

• The governments sometimes fund some businesses and usually they only end up charging for some of their services 

• Some businesses are partly controlled or owned by the government, even if make a profit

Multiple Choice

what is a privatised enterprise?

• Some businesses are partly controlled or owned by the government, even if make a profit

• The governments sometimes fund some businesses and usually they only end up charging for some of their services 

• Being partially owned by the government has becomes less popular, as though in many courts the governmental spendings have increased. A lot of companies will privatise so they don't end up suffering from insufficient funds

the British health care system is free, but people still have to pay for parking and prescriptions. that helps fund the hospitals with money for supplies and help pay their employees.

​Funded enterprises

The US government owns large shares of Amtrak passanger trains but the business is still sustained on profit.

partially owned

Examples of different types of public enterprises

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