Solving Difficult Problems: Comparative Study of Enterprises Around the World

Author: Wang Jincun
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: This book provides an introduction to the challenges of managing state-owned enterprises in the modern era. It attempts to explore various aspects of the development and management of state-owned enterprises in different types of countries worldwide, revealing the objective trends in their evolution and outlining potential solutions to this global and historical. The main content includes: the origins and current status of state-owned enterprises worldwide, their natural and social attributes, their functions and allocation, the wave of privatization globally, the characteristics and transformation of state-owned enterprise management models, the supervision and evaluation of their operational performance, and international comparisons of their operational mechanisms. The book dedicates significant to discussing the strategic restructuring of state-owned enterprise assets in China, the conceptual framework for the operation of state-owned capital in China, and the transformation of the operational mechanisms and management systems of different types of state-owned enterprises in China. The book is highly relevant to current realities, with the author offering a broad and clear perspective, along with fresh and insightful viewpoints. It examines many issues that others have not explored, making it a valuable read for all those interested in the reform and development of state-owned enterprises in China.