State-owned enterprise reform and state-owned asset management.

Author: Yang Gan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book integrates the spirit of the 16th Session of the Third Plenary Session of the Party, placing the state-owned asset management system within the context of state-owned enterprise reform. The book starts by discussing why the state needs state-owned enterprises, closely examining the intrinsic logical relationship between state-owned enterprises and state-owned assets. It comprehensively and profoundly elaborates on and reveals the problems, contradictions, and solutions in the reform of state-owned enterprises and state-owned asset management. It also focuses on analyzing the property rights reform of state-owned enterprises and the framework of the new state-owned asset management system proposed at the 16th National Congress, as well as their interrelationships. The book offers both theoretical depth and practical operational insights. For state-owned enterprise managers actively exploring paths for state-owned enterprises and state-owned asset management, as well as relevant theoretical and policy researchers, this book is an essential read.