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Question
Explain the expectations of government from a business enterprise.
Solution
An ideal Government should expect:
- to follow the laws and regulations of the country
- to pay all taxes honestly, regularly and on time
- to avoid corrupting public servants
- to make proper use of the scarce resources of the nation
- to assist in solving national problems like poverty, unemployment, unbalanced regional growth, etc.
- to avoid monopoly and concentration of economic power.
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