If a goverment privatizes a utility, it means it doesn't have to pay for the facilities, and then it can tax the private company. But it no longer has control on how it's run.
issuing certificates to foreign goverments, enablling the to purchase shares in the business
privatize
privatize
Government enterprise refers to a business or commercial activity that is owned and operated by a government entity, often aimed at providing goods or services that serve the public interest. These enterprises can operate in various sectors, such as transportation, utilities, and healthcare, and may function alongside private businesses in a mixed economy. The primary goal is not necessarily profit maximization, but rather fulfilling public needs, promoting economic stability, and ensuring access to essential services. Examples include public transportation systems, state-owned utilities, and national postal services.
Education and public schools
issuing certificates to foreign goverments, enablling the to purchase shares in the business
privatize
privatize
Land within the 50 states is owned by several million different people and businesses, along with land that is owned by the State governments, and by agencies of the Federal government.
Public land is owned by the government. The people have elected a government to represent their interests. Public land is owned and administered by local, state and federal governments. See related questions.
That answers varies from state to state. In Texas for example,city owned utilities have the option of giving their customers a choice of providers. If your state does provide that option than you can shop around for electric services.
some state governments
It is usually their Education departments or their Health and Human services Departments. You can look up the numbers of each on the web. Each city, state, and also the federal government have their own web sites.
State governments cannot declare war or issue their own money.
________ are bonds issued by state or local governments
state governments grant local governments their power but do not tend to interfere with their day -to-day responsibilities
The US has 50 states and therefore there are 50 state governments in the US. In addition associated territories such as Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and Guam are not states and do not have state governments, but do have governments that in many respects function like state governments.