Privatisation

Privatisation refers to ....

• Transfer of assets from people to government

• Transfer of assets from public to private

• Transfer of assets from corporate to public

• Transfer of assets from corporate to government

Privatisation can be achieved through........

• Franchising

• Leasing

• Contracting and divesture

• All of the above

Privatisation leads to......

• Lower productivity and lower profit

• Higher productivity and lower profit

• Higher productivity and higher profit

• Lower productivity and higher profit t through increase in efficiency

Privatisation success depends upon

• a well developed money markets

• An efficient government

• Well developed capital markets

• RBI's actions

Which of the following argument is not in the favour of privatisation?

• Helps to reduce burden on exchanqer

• Helps in modernisation of public sector units

• Improves competentive efficiency of public sector units

• Delay in decision Making

Which of the following arguments are not in the favour of privatisation...

• Help in reviving sick units

• Improve the efficiency of public sector units

• Reduce political interferences

• Increases government financial banking

Which of the following argument is against the privatisation?

• Encourage Monopoly power

• Private players may not like to invest in loss making units

• Lop sided development of industrial sector

• It reduces inequality of income and wealth.

Which of the following argument is against the privatisation ?

• It is the framework of public sector is responsible for lower production and lower profit

• Indian government can not avoid foreign competition given its committment to WTO

• Private sector may not like invest money in trade , real estate and other services

• The private sector can not uphold social justice and public welfare

Complete privatisation

• 100% control to the buyer

• Major stake to the buyer

• Minor stake to the buyer

• Both seller and buyer with 100% control

Following are the ways of privatisation......

• Franchising

• Divestiture

• Denationalisation

• All of the above