The book "COFCO's Destiny" expresses an innovative view through the reconstruction and transformation process of COFCO, an old foreign trade company, that is, state-owned enterprises are undergoing a "differentiation" in the future: one is a modern new state-owned enterprise that is mainly market-oriented and seeks breakthroughs from the property rights system system and corporate management system to become a new market competition subject; the other is a strategic state-owned enterprise that is mainly public welfare-oriented and supplemented by market-oriented, and whose core competitiveness is based on relatively monopolized resources. In the opinion of the author of this book, market-oriented breakthroughs in the property rights system and standardization of enterprise management systems should be the path of choice for competitive state-owned enterprises. As the reform process accelerates, strategic state-owned enterprises will be further "differentiated", and some of them will transform into competitive state-owned enterprises. This requires further efforts to break monopolies and break through the inherent industrial structure. This kind of exploration is beneficial.
Reader comments
The point of view of this book is very novel! It explores the "differentiation" phenomenon of state-owned enterprises through the transformation process of COFCO, and also proposes path choices for competitive state-owned enterprises. The author's thinking is very profound and has attracted the attention of the academic community. I feel that this book is very helpful in understanding the reform of state-owned enterprises. I recommend it!
The point of view of this book is very novel! It explores the "differentiation" phenomenon of state-owned enterprises through the transformation process of COFCO, and also proposes path choices for competitive state-owned enterprises. The author's thinking is very profound and has attracted the attention of the academic community. I feel that this book is very helpful in understanding the reform of state-owned enterprises. I recommend it!