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Distinguish Between.

Departmental Organisation and Multinational Corporation.

Distinguish Between

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 Points Departmental Organisation Multinational Corporation
1. Meaning The organisation which is owned, managed, controlled, financed, and operated by the government is known as Departmental Organisation. Multinational Corporation is a company which is incorporated in one country and has business units in several countries
2. Capital The capital of the departmental organisation comes from the annual budget appropriations of the government. The capital is contributed by the shareholders or financial institutions in several countries.
3. Management It is managed by government officials of the concerned ministry. Multinational corporation is managed by a parent company. It manages affairs of the subsidiary from the respective home country.
4. control It is controlled by the concerned ministry. Multinational corporation are controlled by respective parent companies and mostly home strategic.
5. Legal status There is no separate legal status distinct from the government. It has separate legal status
6. Borrowing power Departmental undertaking cannot borrow from the public. It has to depend on the budget allocated by the government. Multinational corporations use resources of different countries.
7. Ownership Departmental undertaking is fully owned by the Government. Ownership of MNC is in the hands of shareholders of the company.
8. Privileges and Concessions It receives the highest government concessions and privileges. MNC does not have any concessions. They have to pay duties and taxes.
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Chapter 5: Forms of Business Organisation - 2 - EXERCISE [Page 116]

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Chapter 5 Forms of Business Organisation - 2
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