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Natalka [10]
2 years ago
6

A giant telecommunications company that was previously owned by the government of Sunzabia, a European country, is sold to an in

dependent industrialist to ensure that the company is handled in a more efficient way. The given scenario exemplifies
Business
1 answer:
Ugo [173]2 years ago
3 0

Answer: Privatization.

Explanation:

The giant telecommunication company has experienced privatization as it's ownership has switched from public to private. Privatization occurs when a government owned business establishment is traded to a private individual/organization, therefore the owners of the business are private individuals.

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Ending WIP                5          13           7               25

Units completed      65         12         28             105

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Ending WIP            5        3         13        8              7      4

Equivalent units  70      68        25      20           35    32

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Cost of production         $24    $23        $15     $23      $7      $23    $115

Equivalent units                70      68          25      20       35        32

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