What is the difference between private sector and public sector?

Answer 1

The public sector includes governmental entities, usually that part of government that provides services to the public (police, fire, military, public education, etc.) The private sector includes all nongovernmental entities --- individuals, businesses, both publicly held businesses and privately held businesses, etc.

Answer 2

in public sector have the government share more then the owner and in private sector have less share of government,owner share is more then from government.

like as;

public sector-51 share of govt.and 49 share of owner.

private sector-51 share of owner and 49 share of govt.

Answer 3

The public sector is property of the public and governed by the Constitution of which it operates under. Whatever constitutional restraints are placed upon government officials are restraints in effect while in the public sector. Outside of the public sector is the private sector and here the Constitutional restraints are a matter of rights of the people and as long as a private person is not abrogating and derogating the rights of others there are not other constitutional restraints. Freedom of speech has no force of law while employed for someone else in their private business. No one has forced anyone to be employed and if an employer cares to censor speech it is their right to do so and if an employee can not countenance with this they are free to terminate the term of employment. In the public sector no such censorship can take place.

Answer 4

The private sector is concerned with making a profit at whatever cost. The public sector is mostly concerned with social services.