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    The National Food Authority (NFA) is a government corporation tasked with stabilizing rice prices and maintaining buffer stocks. It has an organizational structure and offices that carry out functions to achieve its legal objectives. The document asks questions to evaluate NFA's performance, including its economic contribution, whether its objectives are being realized, if it is subsidized by the government, whether it earns a profit, sources of external support, likelihood of privatization, and supervising performance ratings.

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    PUBLIC ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT

    NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY (NFA)


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    Legal Framework
    Objectives and functions
    Organizational Structure
    Functions of major offices
    Performance
    Issues and Problems

    PERFORMANCE
    1. What is the contribution of the corporation to the national economy?
    2. Is the objective of the corporation being realized? In a scale of 1-10, where is the
    corporation? 10 would be the highest and 1 is the lowest. Please explain.
    3. Is the corporation subsidized by the government? If it is base subsidized, how much?
    Is it enough?
    4. Is the corporation earning?
    5. Where does the corporation getting its external support? Is it a local organization or
    an International one? Up to what extent it gets?
    6. Do you see the corporation being privatized in the near future? Why or why not?
    7. Do you agree that the government should retain GOCCs who are in line with the
    recent vision of the government?
    8. How was the agency being rated? What is the agencys supervising performance?

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