Government

sector consists of those organizations owned and/or financed by central and local government. This sector provides goods and services to the community through: - Public corporations, - Local government and - Other statutory agencies (e.g. the National Health Service). The emphasis in the public sector is on providing for the community by the community, using funding supplied through taxes and government borrowing. Here are the characteristics of the public sector businesses: -There

CADBURY WORKERS TO LOBBY GOVERNMENT OR SUPPORT Unsatisfied Cadbury company workers are going to lobby the government for support to win jobs and investment guarantees from their new employer on the eve of the expected takeover by US food company Kraft. But unfortunately union officials said the US firm had remained ‘silent’ on the workforce’s future. Lots of members of Unite will demand the government to make sure that pledges from the new owners were more than just ‘warm words’. In

already been ratified and went into effect the 4th March 1789, but the new country was still in danger/unsettled. Many of the founding fathers were demanding a “bill of rights” to protect people from the new government, to make sure that it would never treat citizens like the old colonial government did. The idea of protection of rights had plenty been incorporated in spirits by: - the English Bill of Rights passed in 1689 - writings of thinkers/philosophers like John Locke who introduced the idea of

Generally speaking, governments are set up to make society a better, more orderly place to live. They do so by providing rules for conduct, by providing punishments for disobeying the rules, and by providing services to the citizenry. These tasks are typical of all governments. For example, in ancient Rome, murder, robbery, rebellion, and treason were all illegal - a common punishment, especially for slaves and non-citizens, was death by crucifixion. The Roman government also provided public entertainment

Brothers stopped its activities because no one bought it as quickly as they imagined. Now, the money banks gave to this bank is lost forever. And banks of the world stopped their activities one after the other. And some of them have been bought by the government to same them. The real consequences of this crisis are on the economic growth. The heart of a market society is the confidence. Households lost trust and they don’t consume anymore or at least, less. It is the same thing with corporations while

maintain economic growth. As the emerging economic entity in recent years, China has maintained a good momentum of economic growth. To offset the impact of financial crisis on China and continue to maintain steady and rapid economic growth, the Chinese government has adopted a package of loose monetary policies and active fiscal policies, which can stimulate investment and consumption in a certain extent, ensuring continued growth of Chinese economy. But these policies also make domestic bank’s deposit rate

during the inter-war years How was Britain governed in the inter-war period? In 1918, at the end of the First World War, Britain was still a constitutional monarchy, in so far that this form of government consisted in a balance between the monarch and the parliament. This “mixed” government had the advantage to respect the idea of democracy (rule of the people, for the people, by the people”) through the elections but meanwhile to prevent tyranny while enabling effectiveness. “It is by this

work that create a social conflict between employers and employees. Strikes are sometimes used to put pressure on governments to change policies. When most of work sector and age bracket, takes parts on the strike against the government it’s named general strike. It’s a global dissatisfied to change government policies. Ex: 2010 strikes against the pension reform and generals government policies, 2006 strikes against the CPE (new employees work contract), 2005 strikes (to defend the purchasing power

A planned economy is an economy system which is ruled and organized by the government. The economic decisions are related to the investment, the allocation and the allocation of resources. Moreover, the prices are fixed by the government. The characteristic of this economic system is that even if the business is private, the government has the control on the means of production. A planned economy is use in government system called oligarchy or dictator ship. For example, before 1991, India and

still under state ownership. For instance, British Steel made great gains in profitability while still a nationalised industry under the government-appointed chairmanship of Ian MacGregor, who faced down trade-union opposition to close plants and more than halve the workforce.[94] Regulation was also greatly expanded to compensate for the loss of direct government control, with the foundation of regulatory bodies like Ofgas, Oftel and the National Rivers Authority.[95] Overall, there was no clear pattern