How does the government manage enterprises

Author: Cheng Siwei, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Gaining more information and knowledge is the desire of modern people. Scandinavia is worth attention because of its beautiful environment, high quality of life, and stable social organization, which now surpasses other major Western and European powers. This book collects over fifty essays written by Danish-Chinese author Chi Yuanlian, who has been deeply influenced by both Eastern and Western cultures and is familiar with life in Scandinavia. She introduces Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland from various perspectives, including history, society, culture, landscape, customs, and personalities. Through these essays, readers can learn how Scandinavia transformed from a Viking kingdom into a place that awards the Nobel Prize.
The book is divided into four parts. Part I is titled "The Theory and Practice of Government Management of Enterprises—Analysis and Reflection on Foreign Experiences," and it has a general nature. Its purpose is to theoretically analyze and summarize the research findings, attempting to establish a theoretical framework and explore the target model of government management of enterprises in China. The remaining three parts discuss the American and British model (government regulation type), the European model (government guidance type), and the East Asian model (government-led type).