Development and Forecast of China's SMEs: 2004~2005: Private Economy: Development · System · Structure · Management · Technology

Author: Chen Naixing / Fu Xianzhi, Editors
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The theme of China's Small and Medium Enterprises Development and Forecast—Private Economy: Development, Institutions, Structure, Management, Technology (2004-2005) is the private economy, covering its development, institutions, structure, management, and technology. The book is approximately 500,000 words and mainly consists of 18 chapters divided into six parts.
The Overview section primarily discusses the growth of China's small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in terms of quantity and economic performance in 2002; theoretical research on SMEs, the policy foundation for their development in China, an analysis of China's employment trends, and the contribution of SMEs to employment; the design, operation, and development of the SME board; the significance of the implementation of the SME Accounting Standards, their basic characteristics and content, and recommendations for their implementation.
The Development section primarily discusses the concept, development history, status, and role of the private economy; its relationship with the socialist market economy, the transformation of state-owned enterprises, the construction of a moderately prosperous society, new industrialization, and urban economy; the characteristics, main problems, and development strategies of China's private economy.
The Institutions section primarily discusses the ownership of private enterprises, organizational forms, governance mechanisms, and organizational structures of private enterprises.
The Structure section primarily discusses the basic industrial distribution of China's private enterprises, the transformation of traditional industries, the growth of high-tech industries, and agricultural industrialization; the regional distribution of private enterprises; the sources of entrepreneurial capital for private enterprises, capital structure adjustments, and capital markets; the division of labor among private enterprises, private enterprise clusters, collaboration and synergistic development between private SMEs and large companies, and cooperation and development between private enterprises and multinational corporations.
The Management section primarily discusses the current state of management in China's private enterprises; the domestic and international management environment faced by private enterprises, private entrepreneurs, and strategic management; the current state of cultural management in private enterprises, private enterprise culture, and core competitiveness.
The Technology section primarily discusses the birth background and development history of China's private technology enterprises; the current status and characteristics of their development; the main ways of establishing and the main development models of private technology enterprises; the basic experience, main problems, and development strategies in the development of China's private technology enterprises.