Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

China's SOE Reform: Survival vs. Prosperity, Which Path Will Prevail?

Journal of Nantong Institute of Technology
Thoughts on the Second Reform and Target of the State-owned Enterprises
Wang Wei-ping

Paper Summary

The article discusses the reform of China's state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in two stages. The first stage focuses on giving SOEs more decision-making power to survive market competition, while the second stage aims to create a better structure and direction for the state-owned economy by adjusting property rights. The choice between these two stages will determine the success of the SOEs' reform.

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