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State-owned Enterprises Need to Build a Mechanism that Tolerates Innovation Failure(No.72, 2016)

2016-06-23

Innovation is a kind of commercial move that can improve the long-term competitiveness of enterprises but also brings high risks.

The Cultivation of World-Class Multinational Corporations: A Major Target during the New-Round of Reform of SOEs(No.62, 2016)

2016-06-15

Cultivating the key state-owned enterprises with international competitiveness is to cultivate world-class multinational corporations, which boast the ability to integrate the global resources and guide and drive the growth of domestic industry, with a leading position in international industrial competition.

Cope with the Challenge of SOEs’ Clause in TPP Agreement with the Principle of Competitive Neutrality(No.50, 2016)

2016-06-06

Its core concept is not "competitive neutrality", but "competitive restriction" on SOEs to some extent.

Improving the Normalized Anti-corruption Mechanism for State-owned Enterprises(No.45, 2016)

2016-06-01

The current anti-corruption mechanism of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is playing a crucial role.

Addressing Issues Relating to SOEs’ Obligations to Operate Social Programs(No.38, 2016)

2016-05-18

SOEs have long been bothered by their social obligations to operate social programs, which have hindered their development.

Evaluation on Innovation Input Intensity of China’s Listed Manufacturing Enterprises (No 12, 2016)

2016-03-22

This report takes dual indicators of the corporate R&D input intensity and per capita HR capital input intensity to formulate a double-dimensional model for evaluating a company’s innovation input intensity.

Focus on Industrial Transformation and Upgrade to Push ahead with Anxi County’s Tea Industry(Special Issue No.1.2016)

2016-02-18

The One Belt and One Road Initiative embodies such development approaches as “peace and cooperation, openness and inclusiveness, mutual learning and mutual benefit”.