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Public and Private Sectors
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Public Sector - Businesses, companies, or enterprises that are controlled by the government.
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Private Sector - Organization ran by individuals, and focused more on making profit.
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Thank You for Your Attention
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Sources https://www.wallstreetmojo.com/public-sector-vs-private-sector/ Class lecture/ Powerpoint
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Good afternoon everyone.
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My name is Ron egg.
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And today I will be informing you on the differences
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between the public and private sector.
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What is the public sector?
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Well, public sectors are made up of companies, businesses and
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enterprises. Where the government is the owner of the business
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by a majority shareholding in that business.
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These businesses are controlled operated and managed by the government.
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Why do we have a public sector?
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Some may ask, the purpose of a public sector in
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today's world is to allow the community to have civil
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services. This allows the economy to have their business companies
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or enterprises to become self sustainable and profitable.
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However, profits are not the main objective here.
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Public sectors focus more on providing services to the economy
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at a cost which is affordable and reasonable.
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These sectors industries are mostly comprised of companies such as
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agriculture, defense, electricity, water, oil and gas.
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Examples of public sector services are such as public education,
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public roads and public safety services.
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These are common services that we see in our everyday
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lives, such as policemen and firefighters.
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In addition to public sectors that are run by the
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government, this doesn't necessarily mean that everything is completely favorable.
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Sometimes the government can make unfavorable, unfavorable decisions.
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Yet companies in this sector received the most financial support
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through the government all in all public sectors, mostly focus
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on services to the public as a whole and less
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focused on making individual profits like private sectors.
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Now, let's talk about the complete opposite of a public
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sector. Known as the private sector.
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What is the private sector?
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Private sectors are the overall country's economy that is controlled
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by individuals or private companies, private sectors, or companies, businesses
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that are owned by private individuals, or private companies.
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The companies within the private sector are managed controlled and
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operated by individuals or private entities that are not the
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government. Why do we have private sectors?
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Well, the purpose of private sectors allow people in the
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country to run a company following the country's rules and
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regulations, which also allow individuals within the private sector to
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focus mainly on making profits from themselves or their company.
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Not for the public, private sector companies have trouble with
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operating and managing the regulatory issues and compliance within a
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country's within a country.
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In comparison to the public sector companies, these sectors, industries
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primarily focused on firms such as manufacturing, construction, pharmaceuticals, real
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estate, and banking.
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All of these have one main thing in common and
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it is to make money.
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Another common fact is that many of these firms are
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probably operated in solitary and received little financial support from
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the government, unless a private establishment is too large and
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holds a great impact within a country's economy.
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And companies such as Boeing.
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One last point, I want to make private sectors have
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less government interference as opposed to public sectors.
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Due to this fact, private sectors rely on their financial
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strength, and if the company is financially, to private funds,
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it's typically not able to move as well around the
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market, and the last thing I'm gonna leave you guys
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with private private sectors tend to favour small government, which
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in king leads to limited government interference, whereas public sectors
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tend to highly favor big government, which allows for government
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backing government assistance.
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So these are the differences between a private and public
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sector. Thank you for listening to my presentation.
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I hope you all now have a better understanding of
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the public and private sector.
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I have told my sources from Wall Street mogul, as
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well as the leg, as well as our lectures and
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power points from our class.
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Thank you very much for your time, and I have
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a great week.
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