The Feasibility and Reorganization Mode of Monopoly State-owned Enterprises Reorganized into State-owned Capital Investment and Operation Company
Jianhui Liao, Xiaobin Lin, Xiuqing Cui, Tian Zhao
Abstract
Jianhui Liao, Xiaobin Lin, Xiuqing Cui, Tian Zhao
Abstract
The Monopoly state-owned enterprises are the main components of China's state-owned enterprises. At present, there is still a problem of inefficiency and need to be reformed. The reorganization into state-owned capital investment and operation companies provides a good opportunity for reform. Through research, this paper believes that monopolistic state-owned enterprises have the feasibility of restructuring at the subsidiary level, and proposed three specific reorganization modes.
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The Monopoly state-owned enterprises are the main components of China's state-owned enterprises. At present, there is still a problem of inefficiency and need to be reformed. The reorganization into state-owned capital investment and operation companies provides a good opportunity for reform. Through research, this paper believes that monopolistic state-owned enterprises have the feasibility of restructuring at the subsidiary level, and proposed three specific reorganization modes.
Key concepts: Monopoly, State owned, Restructuring, Inefficiency, Monopolistic competition, Business, Industrial organization, Investment (military)