State-owned enterprise reform breakthrough

Author: Zhou Tianyong / Zhang Mi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This is a specialized book that offers a systematic and in-depth study of the reform of state-owned enterprises since the Third Plenary Session of the 16th Central Committee. The book reviews the historical context of the theory and practice of state-owned enterprise reforms and provides an in-depth analysis of the causes behind the difficulties faced by the state economy and state-owned enterprises. It dedicates significant attention to researching the methods of debt restructuring for state-owned enterprises, as well as supporting reforms such as reemployment for state-owned enterprise employees, social security, and the separation of primary and auxiliary functions. The authors focus on the key challenges of state-owned enterprise reform, including adjusting the strategic layout of the state economy, the shareholding reform and capital socialization of state-owned enterprises, the involvement of the private sector in the strategic adjustment of state-owned enterprises, the improvement of corporate governance structures, the establishment and refinement of state-owned asset management and investor systems, and the enhancement of the Party's leadership over state-owned and state-controlled enterprises. This book provides valuable reference material for managing the loss of state-owned assets and further deepening the reform of state-owned enterprises.