Professional Documents
Culture Documents
AND GLOBAL
ENTERPRISES
Role Of Public
Sector
Public sector occupied a worthy place for achieving
systematic and planned development in a developing
country like India.
DEMERITS:
VI. Inflexibility
VII. Lack of Motivation
VIII.Lack of Financial Autonomy
IX. Inefficient Management
X. Red Tapism and Bureaucracy
Statutory
Corporations
A Public Corporation/Statutory
Corporation is a body corporate
formed by a special Act of
Parliament or by the central or state
legislature.
It is financed by the government
and it can arrange its own fund also.
For example, Indian Airlines, Air
India, State Bank of India, Life
Insurance Corporation of India,
Food Corporation of India. Oil and
Natural Gas Corporation, etc.
Features of Statutory Corporations
The powers , objectives and limitations of
public corporation are defined in the Act only.
Operates under total control of Central or
State government.
It is managed by board by Board of directors
nominated by government.
The Public Corporations has it’s own rules
and regulations for Recruitment and
Remuneration for it’s staff and employees.
The Accounts of Statutory Corporations are
audited by Comptroller and Auditor General.
Merits and Demerits of
Public Corporation
MERITS:
Quick Decisions
Service Motive
Efficient Staff
Professional Management
DEMERITS:
Lack of Initiative
Rigid Structure
Unfair Practices
So-Much government Interference
GOVERNMENT
COMPANIES
Government Company means a any company in
which at-least 51% paid-up share capital is held by
the central or state government or partially by both
in some ratio.
These Government Companies are governed by the
provisions of the COMPANIES ACT,2013
FOR EXAMPLE:
• SAIL(Steel Authority Of India)
• State Trading Corporations
• HINDUSTHAN MACHINE TOOLS
GOVERNMENT
COMPANIES
Government Company means a any company
in which at-least 51% paid-up share capital is
held by the central or state government or
partially by both in some ratio.
These Government Companies are governed
by the provisions of the COMPANIES
ACT,2013
FOR EXAMPLE:
• SAIL(Steel Authority Of India)
• State Trading Corporations
• Hindustan Machine Tools
Features Of Government Companies
The government company is managed by Board of
Directors who are nominated by the government.
Separate Legal Entity
A Government Company is subject to ministerial
control
It is free to use it’s revenue for the growth and
expansion of the Business.
The Government Companies can independently
recruitment and the remuneration of it’s employees.
The Government Companies are ACCOUNTABLE
to the ministry concerned.
Merits And Demerits Of
Government Company
MERITS:
• Administrative Autonomy
• Greater Flexibility
• Efficient Staff
• Collaboration
DEMERITS:
• Autonomy on paper only
• Political Interference
• Board packed with Government Representatives
Multinational
Companies
Multinational Consists Of Two Words
‘Multi’ And ‘National’
Thus it means A company operating in
more than one country.
Multinational corporations are those
companies who incorporate themselves in
their own (work) country.
But operate their business in many other
countries through a network of their
branches, subsidiaries etc.
For e.g.: Coca-Cola, Sony, L.G., Samsung.
Features of MNC’s
GIANT SIZE AND HUGE CAPITAL
RESOURCE
CENTRALISED CONTROL
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
EXPANSION OF MARKET TERRITORY
OLIGOPOLISTIC POWERS
PRODUCT INNOVATION
MARKETING STRATAGIES
PUBLIC,PRIVATE
PARTNERSHIP
IT DESCRIBES A GOVERNMENT
SERVICE OR PRIVATE BUSINESS
VENTURE .
WHICH IS FUNDED AND
OPERATED THROUGH A
PARTNERSHIP OF GOVERNMENT
AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.
THSE ARE ALSO REFFERED AS
P3,PPP,P3.
FEATURES OF PPP
THE PUBLIC