Transformation, Governance, and the Evolution of Chinese Private Enterprises - Contemporary Chinese Economic Theory Innovation Library

Author: Zhang Jun et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Why has China's private enterprise sector grown? How do they solve financing problems? Why do most private enterprises retain family governance structures? Why do private enterprise clusters occur? How have the concept of private enterprise and government policies toward them evolved? This book addresses these important questions from an economic perspective. The authors conduct a theoretical and empirical study on the development and governance structure characteristics of China's non-state-owned enterprise sector through establishing simple economic analysis theories and collecting cases firsthand. It delves into in-depth theoretical discussions on key issues such as the expansion model of private enterprises, financial characteristics, family governance, clustering, and executive mobility, emphasizing the significant role of local governments and their "relationships." This book is a crucial economic literature in recent years on the growth and governance structure of China's private enterprises both domestically and internationally.