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After watching the short video share your responses to any/some of the following prompts.  and it would be great if you remember to write your name

- what was new to you?
- what was most interesting?
- what questions did it make you think of?
- what was confusing?
- what connections to other ideas did you make?
- what do you consider to be the key words/concepts?

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After reading the news share your responses to any/some of following prompts. and it would be great if you remember to write your name

- what was new to you?
- what was most interesting?
- what questions did it make you think of?
- what was confusing?
- what connections to other ideas did you make?
- what do you consider to be the key words/concepts?

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Respond to the prompt I show you in class. Paste your answer here. You can keep it anonymous if you like - your choice.

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The video was quite complicated, as it only showed vague words such as "liabilities" "sole traders", etc. It would be interesting to see how a governmental or entrepeneur funded business would affect a business and it's funds.

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A lot of the information was new to me, especially in the private sector. I'm still a little confused on the incorporated and unincorporated sectors. But overall, it was really interesting.

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- the most interesting part about the video was how he explained how RBS moved to the public sector.
- however I’m still confused about how it happened because the video was pretty vague

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i dont really know many companies in the uk and it was really interesting to know what companies fall into which sectors

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Something that was new to me was the fact that there are many branches to business and different branches are financed by different group or corporation.
-I'm still confuse with how each branch was explained since I feel like the video was still pretty vague.

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what was new to me: unincorporated entities within the private sector

most interesting: governments buying up a company

keywords and concepts: Private/public sector

question: What is a sole trader?

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I was surprised that the private sector was broken up into many branches. I was confused on the difference between different branches in the private sector and what are the benefits for each branches

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New: never heard of this company before

interesting: there is about a billion people in India with around half (personal estimate) not being able to afford delivery food. Assuming a tiny post taxes + expenses profit of 20 cents USD per delivery. With an average person ordering a little more often than twice a month, the profitability for this company could be huge if it squashes their competitors in this massive market.

questions: how did it stand out from the competition and eating out at restaurants/cooking your own food etc.

key concepts: Valuation, "Unicorn start-up", business model

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How are additional shares created and how does such a big company only currenty open up to the stock market?

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I wonder why the company was affected negatively by COVID-19, when it is a delivery service. Shouldn't it be increasing?

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i found it really interesting to hear that this new company is backed by jack ma's alibaba. chinese companies investing in india and i think it will be the changing point for india's economy.

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What is new to me - IPO is something that is new to me which I was confused at first but after looking into it it starts to become a bit more clear of what it is ( The process of selling shares?)

What is confusing - the vocabs that is new to me as well as the process of building up a company.

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The primary difference between the public and private sector is that entities in the public sector are primarily owned by a government while the private sector is owned by private entities or individuals. Another difference is the focus on profit and growth within the private sector rather than the focus on good results from the public sector

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Private Sector are own and funded by individuals also make them carrying bigger financial risk with profit as a motive

Public sector on the other hand are funded by goverment using tax money not seeking profit and have more limited risk

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Public - A company owned and funded by the government, mainly funded by tax money, run to serve the people of a country.
Private - Owned by entrepeneurs and is funded by shares and profit, run to earn more profit.

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The private sector is the part of the economy that is run by individuals and companies for profit and is not state controlled. Companies and corporations that are government run are part of what is known as the public sector.

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The main difference between the private sector and the public sector is the main motivation behind the business/company. Public sectors are financed by the government which means they are mostly not motivated by profit. On the other hand, private sectors are financed by entrepreneurs/individuals which means they are most likely created in order to gain profit.

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The main difference between the public and private sector is their goals. The private sector aims to capitalize and bring in as much profit as possible while the public sector serves as means of bettering the citizens’ quality of life. A business in the private may shutdown as soon as they lose profit because it is funded by entrepreneurs while a publicly owned business will keep going as it is funded by taxes.

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The government owns and controls organizations in the public sector. Organizations in the private sector, on the other hand, are owned and managed by individuals or private companies.

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The government owns and controls organizations in the public sector. Organizations in the private sector, on the other hand, are owned and managed by individuals or private companies.

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the main difference between public and private sectors are the aims each sector has to serve. public sectors are run by the government and it is to provide services to the public without seeking profit. on the other hand private sectors, mostly run by entrepreneurs are profit-based organizations.

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Public sectors is financed by the governemnt whereas Private sectors is financed by entreprenuers. Private sectors have incorporated and unincorporated which have more. Public have 2 more sections to it

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From my understanding, I believe that a public sector is a business that is run and owned by the government. On the other hand, the private sector are business that are owned by private companies and individuals.

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The public sector is financed by the government with no profit needed. On the other hand, the private sector is financed by entrepreneurs. Since it is not state controlled, they are mostly targeting for profits which benefits only a few people that owned the business.

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Firstly would be to distinguish whether the organization or the is owned/ran by the government or whether it is owned/ ran by an individual or a group. is a organization is ran by the government this will mean it is a public sector while if it is ran by an individual or a group it will stand as a private sector. Another way to distinguish would be the primary purpose of the organization or the company. An organization being non-profit means to providing basic public services to citizens at a reasonable cost while a private sector means to do it for profit.

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As the public sectors are financed by the government, it does not aim towards profiting, which, in other words, the company even loses money in some instances.  On the other hand, for private sectors, profiting becomes one of the key factors as it is funded by entrepreneurs.