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One such way is putting government enterprises, particularly social service agencies, in the hands of business.

They would continue to pay the 13 percent rate that applies to workers in Government enterprises.

This is a process in which government enterprises are sold to the public, both individuals and institutions.

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Water and sewage utilities are common examples of government enterprises.

The service also proposed that it become a "commercial government enterprise," with the flexibility and structure of a private business.

It would free up time and energy for managing the government enterprise more effectively, with a longer planning horizon.

And even some members fail to control the exports of companies unaffiliated with government enterprise.

The European Union led economic development includes the privatisation of former government enterprises.

The delayed payments are for loans to Government enterprises.

Members of the cooperative generally must also hold full-time jobs in government enterprises, or be pensioners.

The distribution business remained a state government enterprise and was renamed Ausgrid.

Many unprofitable Government enterprises have been sold, and private financial institutions have opened.

But large Government enterprises also have the wherewithal to venture into the hard-currency world.

By the 1980s, the economy was becoming increasingly open and the government moved towards privatization of government enterprises.

Public opposition to the sale of these money-making government enterprises postponed the government's plans.

Balanced budgets are in, as is privatization, the buzzword for selling off government enterprises.

In India, for example, certain sectors of the economy are reserved exclusively for government enterprise.

The Greek government has major financial interests in an extensive number of government enterprises which are mostly loss making.

Efforts have also been made to streamline bureaucracy and reduce wastefulness by government enterprises.

Until 1990 the company was a government enterprise called Københavns Lufthavnsvæsen.

In 2002, there were 41 government enterprises that were awarded Miniratna status.

Economists say such credits and subsidies in Government enterprises pose the threat of hyperinflation.

Also, there are sometimes restrictions for policy or appearance reasons on the ways in which government enterprises such as postal services can advertise and promote.