Financial Performance of Government Trading Enterprises 1994-95 to 1998-99
Performance Monitoring Report
Financial Performance of Government Trading Enterprises 1994-95 to 1998-99 was released on 12 July 2000. This report is the first in a series initiated by the Productivity Commission into the financial performance of Government Trading Enterprises (GTEs). The study forms part of a continuing program of research into the performance of economic infrastructure industries and the impact of micro-economic reforms. It is the successor to a series of broader reports by the Steering Committee on National Performance Monitoring of Government Trading Enterprises with the Commission as secretariat. Also see:
CONTENTS
Preliminaries
Cover, Copyright, Foreword, Contents, Abbreviations, Key Messages
1 Introduction and findings
1.1 Background
1.2 Data
1.3 Performance indicators
1.4 Implications of financial reporting for transparency and accountability
1.5 Effectiveness of financial reforms
2 Electricity
2.1 Sector reforms
2.2 Market environment
2.3 Profitability
2.4 Financial management
2.5 Financial transactions
2.6 GTE performance reports
3 Water, sewerage, drainage and irrigation
3.1 Sector reforms
3.2 Market environment
3.3 Profitability
3.4 Financial management
3.5 Financial transactions
3.6 GTE performance reports
4 Urban transport
4.1 Sector reforms
4.2 Profitability
4.3 Financial management
4.4 Financial transactions
4.5 GTE performance reports
5 Railways
5.1 Sector reforms
5.2 Market environment
5.3 Profitability
5.4 Financial management
5.5 Financial transactions
5.6 GTE performance reports
6 Ports
6.1 Sector reforms
6.2 Market environment
6.3 Profitability
6.4 Financial management
6.5 Financial transactions
6.6 GTE performance reports
7 Commonwealth GTEs
A Participating enterprises, 1998-99
B Definitions of financial performance indicators
References
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