Managerial links between public and private companies

A state-owned enterprise is an organization that belongs to the state by virtue of its financial participation or ownership, thus it owns the majority of shares, which gives it the right and power to exercise direct or indirect influence in a dominant manner.A private company is an entity owned by private investors: all kinds of people outside the state (natural person: individual; legal person: company or corporation).From the above of the two definitions, we have questions about their characteristics, their modes of operation and their management systems which must have certain similarities since they are all first of all enterprises and thus economic entities, but also differences because one must be held by the State and the other belongs to the private individuals or to an individual.