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It's not publicly listed. It's private.
by user_named 3y ago
It's not publicly listed. It's private.
- thaumasiotes 3y agoThat is not the sense of the word "private" used by jltsiren: >>> its employees have the same right to strike as any other private sector employees. A business owned by the state is part of the public sector, not the private sector. This isn't a question of whether shares of its stock are traded on a public exchange. Companies with publicly-listed stock are still private companies in this sense.