In a Philippine city council, the Committee on Economic Enterprises is primarily responsible for overseeing the establishment, operation, and management of income-generating ventures owned and run by the local government. These "economic enterprises" typically include entities like public markets, slaughterhouses, bus terminals, cemeteries, and other city-owned facilities designed to provide services while generating revenue for the city. This committee ensures the efficient and financially viable operation of these enterprises, aiming to augment the city's funds and deliver essential services to its constituents.