Government Assets
Government assets refer to resources owned by a government that have economic value. These can include physical properties like buildings, land, and infrastructure, as well as financial assets such as cash reserves and investments. Governments use these assets to provide public services and support economic stability.
In addition to tangible assets, government assets can also encompass intangible resources like patents and trademarks. Proper management of these assets is crucial for maintaining public trust and ensuring that government operations run efficiently. Effective asset management can lead to better service delivery and improved financial health for the government.