Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 59 , 05 January 2024
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The theme of this article is how enterprises carry out Enterprises of the Composite-Ownership System and investigate it from three aspects: development history, reform path, and reform effect. The article argues that a mixed ownership economy is the core content of China’s economic system, which aims to improve the productivity and competitiveness of Chinese capital and prompt the unified and mutual development of the state-owned economy and private economy. The article reviews the four stages of the revolution from 1978 to today and introduces the characteristics and policy measures of each stage. The article also discusses two main paths of mixed ownership reform: whole listing and private enterprise participation, and analyzes their impact on the financing, governance, brand, innovation and other aspects of state-owned enterprises. The article finally evaluates the effect of the reform, taking some state-owned listed companies and mixed-ownership enterprises as examples, proving that mixed-ownership reform can improve the management productivity and innovation deficiency of enterprises.
Mixed Ownership, Development, Path and Effectiveness
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