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Q.1. Identify the form of public sector Enterprise in the following cases. 1. This is the oldest and traditional form of public enterprise. 2. Special act of the parliament brings this public enterprise into existence. 3. Minimum 51% of the paid up capital is held by Government. Q.2 It is a public enterprise established under Indian Companies Act and conducts business in competition with companies in private sector. a. Identify the type of public enterprise. b. What is the minimum investment Govt. Has to make in such companies. c. In whose name shares of this type of company are purchased. d. Explain any two advantages and limitations of such companies. Q.3 It is are enterprise which is organized, financed and controlled wholly by the centre 4 state Government and it is under the control of its head Mrs. Jeevan Raj (IAS).He is not taking any interest in its functioning of providing cheap clean water to a large section of society as he is busy in the preparation of his son's marriage coming after 3 months. As a result, important decisions are getting delayed resulting in the suffering of revenue and well being of public, as it required the consent of its head. a. Which type of organization has been described in the above para? b. What social values are achieved by Government, through such organization. c. What are the limitations of such organization in this case. Q.4 Identify the type of public sector enterprise in the following cases where. 1. Government wishes to bring its own enterprise so that it can complete with the private sector. 2. Enterprise requires special powers to fulfill particular purpose for social cause. 3. Enterprise is required to provide public utilities and to control the monopoly of private sector in public interest. 4. An enterprise managed and controlled by individuals with an aim to earn profit. 5. An enterprise established by government to participate in the economic activities of the country. 6. Maruti Udyog limited and Bharat Heavy Electrical s are examples of this form of public sector. 7. It enjoys maximum autonomy in all Management activities . Q.5 Public enterprises are established to achieve the goal of economic and social development of the country. They are managed and controlled by Central or State Governments through ministers or government officials. Many times personal interest of ministers influences the policy formulation and running of the enterprise. Even the big business houses use their influence and get the policies formulated in their favour. State the values ministers or government ignore in the above case. Q.6 It is a public sector enterprises in which Government of India held 80% of paid up share capital and it is registered as per company Act, 1956. It deals in manufacturing of Engineering goods and complete with private sector enterprises in order to achieve higher profits. 1. Which type of public sector enterprise is discussed above. 2. Do the employees of such organization considered as Civil Employees? 3. Write any two characteristics of such organization. 4. Write any two limitations of such organization. Q.7 Food Corporation of India (FCI) was established through special Act . Passed in Parliament in 1964 with the objective to create buffer stocks of goods like wheat, rice, etc. For emergency situations like drought, flood famine etc. 1. Which type of public sector enterprise is discussed above? 2. Who provide initial capital to such enterprises. 3. Write any two limitations of such organization.
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Gaganjot Kaur 4 years, 8 months ago

Ques3: a.Statutory corporation b. Caring of poors by providing basic amenities. c. Rigid structure, unfair practice Ques4: 1. Government companies 2. Statutory corporation 3. Statutory corporation 4. Joint venture 5. PPP 6. joint venture 7. Statutory corporation

Gaganjot Kaur 4 years, 8 months ago

Ques1: 1. Departmental undertakings 2. Statutory corporation 3. Government companies Ques2: a. Government companies b. At least 51% of shares c. In the name of the president. d. Advantages: • there is less government interference • there is collaboration Limitations: • freedom on paper only not in reality •interfernce by political members. And treat as their personal property.
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