Difference between revisions of "Government property"

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'''Government property''' refers to anything owned by a city, state, municipality, or national government.
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'''Government property''' refers to anything owned by a city, state, municipality, or national [[government]].
  
 
Military bases, libraries, schools, parks, residences(such as the [[White House]]), and many other things are owned by government.
 
Military bases, libraries, schools, parks, residences(such as the [[White House]]), and many other things are owned by government.
  
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Government property is often times couched in a more pleasant sounding term, "public" property.
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Government property is oftentimes couched in a more pleasant-sounding term, "public" property.
  
 
[[Category:Economics]]
 
[[Category:Economics]]
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[[Category:Government]]

Revision as of 16:44, July 27, 2019

Government property refers to anything owned by a city, state, municipality, or national government.

Military bases, libraries, schools, parks, residences(such as the White House), and many other things are owned by government.

Government property is oftentimes couched in a more pleasant-sounding term, "public" property.