A government company is one in which at least 51% of the total share is owned by government & rest is owned by general public people. This definition applies to a company with public shareholders. In a "privately" government owned company, the government either has total control of the company's operation or determines the company's operations based on its initial agreement with the private owners.
In a free market economy, it's rare for governments to have direct or indirect control of a company they have agreed to own as a way to prevent the company to go out of business.
Of course, in a socialist economy, the government can own and control a company for the benefit of its citizens.
A government owned (or controlled) corporation is generally referred to as a "nationalized" company.
Federal Deposit Insurance corporation
A state capitalist business
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The executive branch
The function of government corporations is to serve a public need, in various fields including transportation, finance, communications, and energy. Private corporations can determine their own consumer base and business plans.
The function of government corporations is to serve a public need, in various fields including transportation, finance, communications, and energy. Private corporations can determine their own consumer base and business plans.
Government corporations are in the public sector while government contractors are in the private sector.
The people who own the most shares in the corporation
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The functions of government corporations are mainly to avail government services to citizens. Most major cities will have offices to such corporations.
government corporations do not perform a particular economic function.
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