what is the difference between company,organisation,industry
Answer Posted / shahed uzzal
First of all the difference between a company, industry and
organization is the same as that of son, father and
grandfather. Now think that what is the difference between
the firm and company? yes, suppose that you produce steel as
a same line at three locations like Dhaka, Rajshahi and
Kushtia. Each of these is called firm and all of these are
called company. The combination of all types of steel
production companies are called Industry. The combination of
all types of industries are seldom called Organization.
"Shahed Mahmud, BSc.in Industrial & Production Engineering
at Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology. "
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