Under the Nigerian public enterprise reform policy, full commercialization requires the state to retain complete equity ownership of a public corporation while completely withdrawing operating subventions, obligating the entity to function as a profit-oriented, self-sustaining commercial enterprise.
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The statement is true because full commercialization retains total state equity ownership while completely eliminating government financial subventions, mandating that the enterprise operate independently on a profit-making basis.
The statement accurately states the defining attributes of full commercialization. Under this policy, public enterprises remain 100% government-owned, but state subventions are eliminated, compelling the management to operate efficiently, charge commercial rates, and earn profits to sustain operations.
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Distinction between Full Commercialization, Partial Commercialization, and Privatization in Public Enterprises