Chapter 3 · Class 11 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies
Public, Private and Global Enterprises
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Public Sector Objectives
- Departmental Undertakings
- Statutory Corporations
- Government Companies
- Global Enterprises and MNCs
- Joint Ventures and PPP
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-A0347BSee the answer and solution
Which form of public sector enterprise is established under a special Act of Parliament or State Legislature and is financially independent with a separate legal entity?
- A.Departmental Undertaking
- B.Statutory Corporation
- C.Government Company
- D.Sole Proprietorship
- Question 2Q-9A6D5CSee the answer and solution
Indian Railways is a classic example of which form of public sector enterprise organization?
- A.Statutory Corporation
- B.Government Company
- C.Departmental Undertaking
- D.Joint Venture
- Question 3Q-BF917ESee the answer and solution
According to the Indian Companies Act, a Government Company is defined as any company in which the paid-up share capital held by the Central Government, or State Government(s), or partly by Central and partly by State Governments is not less than:
- A.49 percent
- B.50 percent
- C.51 percent
- D.74 percent
- Question 4Q-CAD2E5See the answer and solution
State the primary distinction between a Departmental Undertaking and a Statutory Corporation regarding their formation and legal status.
- Question 5Q-E002CESee the answer and solution
Which of the following features is not typically associated with Global Enterprises (Multinational Corporations)?
- A.Huge capital resources
- B.Centralized control from the home country
- C.Operations restricted to a single domestic market
- D.Advanced technology and professional management
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