New Changes in the Shareholding System of Western Countries After the War

Author: Li Dachang et al.
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Publishing Date: 2000-11-01
Features: This book primarily discusses and studies the changes in the status and role of Western companies' shareholding in the national economy after the war, the diversification and decentralization of micro-equity, the corporatization of shareholding, the cooperation and integration between financial institutions and industrial and commercial companies, corporate restructuring, state supervision over corporate concentration and monopoly, the "managerial revolution," the operation of stock markets, and the state's supervision and management of stock markets, among others. At the end, based on this research, the authors compare the commonalities and characteristics of Chinese and Western shareholding systems, learn from and adopt the successful experiences of Western shareholding systems, and transform and improve them for our own use. Furthermore, they review and summarize the implementation of shareholding systems in China and propose several countermeasures and suggestions for adjusting and improving China's shareholding system.