The private sector is also known as the citizen sector. It's a profit organization. So you could do something with economics. So you could work at a taxation bureau. You could also work as headquarters of a economical bureau.
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it help us you know,,.to survive,.haha..
The US Government offers health insurance for employees in the public sector. For employees in the private sector, they have to purchase their own medical insurance.
As of recent data, there are approximately 150 million private sector jobs in the United States, compared to around 22 million public sector jobs. The private sector accounts for the vast majority of employment, reflecting a diverse range of industries and occupations. In contrast, the public sector encompasses government jobs at the federal, state, and local levels. These figures can vary slightly based on economic conditions and reporting sources.
If you watch saving private ryan, around 5 minutes in you'll hear them talking about whether or not they were on sector. They were the 6th rangers division from the US army
Public Sector = Government regulated organizations owned by shareholders as listed through a stock exchange. "Public" because of the access available for public purchase or trade shares. Private Sector = Privately owned companies (mostly small businesses) run by an individual or small group instead of shareholders. Such companies are unregulated by federal authority and make up the majority of labor forces in most countries.
I would predict late 2010-early 2011Unemployment and government expenses will catch up with the artificially stimulated economy and you will see a worse economy than the great depression.The government isn't making it very easy for the private sector to function by giving unions more power, and by raising taxes/control over private sector businesses. The government stepping into the private sector will also cause the private sector to suffer by creating competition and higher regulations.It's going to happen, the question is when...
FASB (pronounced: faz-bee) standing for Financial Accounting Standards Board.
FASB (pronounced: faz-bee) standing for Financial Accounting Standards Board.
It is part private business ownership, part government. Education, police, fire protection, road building and maintenance are all run government programs, rather than operated by the private sector.
consumer sectors, government sector, investment sector, and foreign sector.
The United States economy is still best described as a mixed economy. It is considered thus because it involves the public, private, and international sector.