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State-owned Assets Management: A Comparative Analysis Frame

Yong Ye

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Sate-owned assets management (SOAs) is an important issue in every country. By drawing on the experience of USA, France and UK, and by comparing the Chinese state-owned assets with the foreign ones, we know that they have great differences in terms of political system, the source and ownership of the state-owned assets, and the proportion of the state-owned assets in the state wealth. Therefore, we should exercise the management in accordance with category and clarify the property right and return the wealth to people in the process of setting up the new management system for China's state-owned assets.

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Sate-owned assets management (SOAs) is an important issue in every country. By drawing on the experience of USA, France and UK, and by comparing the Chinese state-owned assets with the foreign ones, we know that they have great differences in terms of political system, the source and ownership of the state-owned assets, and the proportion of the state-owned assets in the state wealth. Therefore, we should exercise the management in accordance with category and clarify the property right and return the wealth to people in the process of setting up the new management system for China's state-owned assets.

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Sate-owned assets management (SOAs) is an important issue in every country. By drawing on the experience of USA, France and UK, and by comparing the Chinese state-owned assets with the foreign ones, we know that they have great differences in terms of political system, the source and ownership of the state-owned assets, and the proportion of the state-owned assets in the state wealth. Therefore, we should exercise the management in accordance with category and clarify the property right and return the wealth to people in the process of setting up the new management system for China's state-owned assets.

Key concepts: Assets under management, Business, State owned, Return on assets, China, Fixed asset, State (computer science), Property management

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