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Governments nationalise companies primarily to gain control over key industries deemed essential for national security, economic stability, or public welfare. This action can help prevent monopolistic practices, ensure equitable access to resources, and protect jobs. Nationalisation can also facilitate long-term planning and investment in sectors critical for development, such as utilities, transportation, and healthcare. Additionally, during times of crisis, governments may nationalise companies to stabilize the economy and safeguard public interests.
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Does the government have any power over companies joining together into larger companies?
yes the government has some power
Why should the government help the failing companies?
Yes, because if the company is failing, there will be lots of people who don't have any work. Government should aid the failing companies. If government don't aid the failing companies, there will be lots of unemployment and also not just that but, there will be lesser purchasing power which is bad for the country. Because Government get income usually form taxes.
Why are utilities regulated?
They are regulated because the government wants to know what these companies are doing and there are no competing companies for electric services.
Which is an argument in favor of free trade?
Government subsidies to private companies will allow those companies to export more of their goods
What is the role of the government in a market economy?
The government ensures that companies aren't abusing their power. If they are found to be doing so, the government steps in to change regulations.
What part of speech is nationalise?
Nationalise, also spelled nationalize, is a verb.
What were the factors that led the US government to act in direct opposition to the views of poole and effectively nationalise Fannie and freedie?
Just a face saving device from voters!
What is the rank of Oriental bank of commerce among all nationalise bank?
8TH
Who can you ask about past government companies?
how can you find past government companies
What is the meaning of government company?
The companies which are established under the Indian companies Act 1956. A companies whose majority shares are held up by the government is called a government company.
Does the government have any power over companies joining together into larger companies?
yes the government has some power
How did the government actively help railrode companies?
The government gave railroad companies huge pieces of land.
What prevents a pure monopoly from occurring?
Monopolies are usually bad for society so governments either nationalise them or regulate them.
What is government doing to stop tobacco company from making money?
Oh sorry! Government does not stop tobacco companies from making money. Government can't neglect the money it gets from those companies. Government has vested interests in the profitable running of tobacco companies.
How did the government actively help railroads companies?
The government gave railroad companies large pieces of land.
What is ment by the term government undertaking companies?
Government undertaking companies are those in which govenrment and private sector both invest but government hold 51 % shares and their chairman usually government employees.Eg. HAL, BHEL etc
What companies would a geographer work in?
Government, environmental companies, defense companies, mining companies. See related links for company names and links.
