Performance of Public Enterprises in Nepal

Public enterprises are created in both developed and developing countries in the world to accelerate economic and social development. Yet increasing evidence indicates that most of public enterprises either do not contribute strongly to national development or do not supply their public goods and service functionally effectively and efficiently leading to policy maker and academician engaging in continuing debate over whether or not public enterprises are viable to economic and social development and why so many of them have failed to deliver the services for which they were created. These issues are more crucial. This book explores the contribution & performance level of PEs. and discusses the major management and operational challenges in Nepal. Its ecology & environment of developing countries context have been discussed in detail. This book is very important and useful for professionals, post-graduation and M.Phil students of public administration and management. It is also valuable to the academics, practitioners, researchers, policy makers and others who are interested in different topics of public enterprises performance as there is dearth of reading materials.