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Question
State the meaning of 'Privatisation'.
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Solution
Privatisation is the process of allowing the private sector to own or operate a state-owned firm. It entails the progressive separation of government ownership and administration from PSU. The fundamental goals of privatization are to increase the efficiency, production, and profitability of PSUs.
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