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Reducing the State-owned Shares by Stock Split-up

Zhang Guo-xi

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Same stock but not same money leads to an unequal resource of the stock rights in our stock market.It also causes the problem between the state-owned shares and corporate shares.In order to make an equal stock right,same stock must pay same money,and the state-owned shares should be circulated with the corporate shares,which is the best way to reduce the state-owned shares.

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Same stock but not same money leads to an unequal resource of the stock rights in our stock market.It also causes the problem between the state-owned shares and corporate shares.In order to make an equal stock right,same stock must pay same money,and the state-owned shares should be circulated with the corporate shares,which is the best way to reduce the state-owned shares.

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Same stock but not same money leads to an unequal resource of the stock rights in our stock market.It also causes the problem between the state-owned shares and corporate shares.In order to make an equal stock right,same stock must pay same money,and the state-owned shares should be circulated with the corporate shares,which is the best way to reduce the state-owned shares.

Key concepts: Stock dilution, Restricted stock, Stock (firearms), Shares outstanding, Business, Monetary economics, Common stock, Stock market bubble

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