Research on Frontier Issues of State-Owned Sole-Licenced Companies

Author: Li Jianwei
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book conducts research on several cutting-edge issues of state-owned sole-shareholder companies from a legal perspective, drawing on theories from economics and management. The author begins with the study of one-person companies, examining the role of state-owned sole-shareholder companies in China's enterprise restructuring, their relationship with traditional state-owned enterprises, the limitations of their unified equity structure and corporate governance system, and their own development trends, among other aspects. The book offers insightful discussions on the scope of application of state-owned sole-shareholder companies and cutting-edge issues such as the principal-agent theory of state-owned sole-shareholder companies. Placing state-owned sole-shareholder companies within the broader context of state-owned enterprise restructuring, the book explores the inherent relationship between the state-owned sole-shareholder company system, state-owned enterprises, and the strategic adjustment of the state-owned economy, as well as the status and role of state-owned sole-shareholder companies in the reform of state-owned asset management systems.