public enterprise

But we do have a chance with a public enterprise.

We spend $360 billion a year on education, our largest public enterprise.

Those working in public enterprises are the concern of many colleagues here.

Music venues may be the result of private or public enterprises.

Then you will understand that a public enterprise is a coin with two sides.

There was, then, a clear political strategy in both countries for dealing with the public enterprises.

All key public enterprises were on the verge of collapse.

Green was promnent in the social, business and public enterprises of the city.

Thus a cross-national study can tell us something at a more general level about how public enterprises 'work'.

We need to be profit driven rather than a public enterprise."

This was to have major consequences for public enterprise.

It was established in 1975 as a public enterprise.

And some of these aspiring public enterprises are very wet behind the ears.

This underlined his reputation as an expert on public enterprise.

Today nearly half utilities are public enterprises and majority-owned by the central government.

All things considered, however, we cannot say that the opening up of public enterprise capital has been conclusive.

During 1988 to 1996, Mali's government largely reformed public enterprises.

Let us accept the idea of competition for public enterprises associated with the competitive sector.

This book is a study of how change comes about in the industrial relations of public enterprises.

Further privatizations of public enterprises are in the works.

However, this figure does not include public enterprises.

Besides the telecommunications companies, other public enterprises must also be involved in duct-sharing.

Second, it also enables general features of public enterprise behaviour to be explored.

Government intention does not transform itself into public enterprise action in a mechanical and straightforward way.

It came to be a public enterprise only after it was re-established in 1994.