Answer / bjanmejai

LBO is leveraged buyout which happens when
an outsider arranges debts to gain control
of a company.
MBO is management buyout when the managers
of a company themselves buy the stakes in a
company thereby owning the company.

In LBO, the outsider puts his own management
team in place whereas in MBO the present
management team continues
In MBO, management puts up its own money to
gain control as shareholders want it that way.

Answer / v sakkthivel

LBO- lABOUR BY OBJECTIVES

LBOUR HAS SOME OJECTIVES TO DISTRUBE THE MANGEMENTS

MBO- MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES

EVERY MANAGEMENT STARTS BUSINESSN WITH CERTAIN GOAL
(OBJECTIVES) TO AIM TO IMPROVE PRODUTVITY, PROFIT, WELFARE
OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYEES) STANDARD OF AN ORGANISATION .

ARMED FORCES- PROTECT THE COUNTY FROM EXTERNAL THREAT
MTNL - PROVIDE COUNTRY WIDE INTEGREITY OF
COMMUNICATION
CONSTITUTION - RULES AND REGULATION OF THE GOVERNMENT AND
PROTECH INTEGRETIY,SOVERIGNITY ,UNITY ,SECULARISM EITHER
HOOK OR BY CROOK ETC

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