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Institutional Investor and Corporate Governance of the State-owned Enterprise

Ming Cai

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With the analysis on the current dilemma of corporate governance in the state owned enterprises in China, the author points out that the institutional investors will play an important role in corporate governance and will also help the inefficient state owned enterprises out if they can develop rapidly and healthily.

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With the analysis on the current dilemma of corporate governance in the state owned enterprises in China, the author points out that the institutional investors will play an important role in corporate governance and will also help the inefficient state owned enterprises out if they can develop rapidly and healthily.

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With the analysis on the current dilemma of corporate governance in the state owned enterprises in China, the author points out that the institutional investors will play an important role in corporate governance and will also help the inefficient state owned enterprises out if they can develop rapidly and healthily.

Key concepts: Corporate governance, Dilemma, Business, State owned, China, State (computer science), Accounting, Institutional investor

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