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Accountability of Public Enterprises in New Zealand

Public enterprises in New Zealand provide a wide range of goods and services. They cover areas such as finance, insurance and banking, transport and communications, various forms of energy production and distribution such as coal, electricity and gas; state trading and housing, tourism and the hotel industry and manufacturing enterprises. These enterprises have either been set up or nationalized and operate in competition with private enterprise or as monopolies. Public enterprises in this context include commercial, financial and industrial enterprises established by government to sell their products in the market for