Powerful political families run many Chinese state owned enterprises.

There is little to resuscitate among the state owned enterprises.

State owned enterprises (SOEs) are legal entities owned by the Chinese state and engaged in commercial activities.

Is it the political influence of former directors of state owned enterprises?

Local governments and state owned enterprises do not necessarily have those concerns.

Iraq s state owned enterprises were the cornerstone of Saddam Hussein s economic policy.

Indeed, many employees of state owned enterprises show little interest in returning to work.

The country s home developers, local governments, and state owned enterprises are severely over indebted.

Today, private firms employ more of China's working class than state owned enterprises (SOEs).

This has helped to catalyze the growth of sustainable microfinancing to local women owned enterprises.

State owned enterprises should also be free to bid, but they should receive no favors.

They invested, and still invest, their budgetary surpluses worldwide in government bonds and state owned enterprises.

In addition, China s economy suffers from inefficient state owned enterprises, a shaky financial system, and inadequate infrastructure.

Although private enterprises are the fastest growing part of the Chinese economy, enterprises that are partially or fully owned by the state continue to be major employers.

Despite privatization, there are roughly 119,000 state owned enterprises today, with a book value of about 4 trillion.

But, having been used to keep state owned enterprises afloat for too long, the banks are essentially insolvent.

Despite privatization, there are roughly 119,000 state owned enterprises today, with a book value of about 4 trillion.

Moreover, outside of the oil and electric power sectors, state owned enterprises in Iraq have never been major employers.

Because most of China s outward FDI is from state owned enterprises (SOEs), suspicions of non commercial motivations are widespread.

Shareholders know of hundreds of agricultural enterprises, hotels, luxury villas, banks, investment companies and corporate jets owned by Gazprom.

Shareholders know of hundreds of agricultural enterprises, hotels, luxury villas, banks, investment companies and corporate jets owned by Gazprom.

Other IMF accounting practices, including how the capital expenditures of government owned enterprises are treated, are also causing outrage.

Can using US funding to reopen Iraqi state owned enterprises get young men to abandon the insurgency and sectarian militias?

The bureaucracy expanded from 40 million to 70 million, and power devolved to provinces, bureaucracies, and state owned enterprises (SOEs).

The employees of the state owned enterprises still receive paychecks, even though about a third of their workplaces have been destroyed.

And China cannot move toward a more market oriented, efficient, and innovative economy with bloated state owned enterprises blocking the way.

Nevertheless, we must not allow ourselves to become the passive economic playthings of other nations, or of big state owned enterprises.

The government continues to own more than 50 of remaining state owned enterprises, but does not need or use the income.

Inefficient and loss making state owned enterprises (SOEs) remain the primary beneficiaries of official economic policy, kept alive on a drip feed of government subsidies and cheap loans from state owned banks.

Finally, after major reforms of state owned enterprises (SOEs) and the tax system, China acceded to the World Trade Organization in 2001.

Unfortunately, that jobs strategy is unlikely to reduce the violence. Iraq s state owned enterprises were the cornerstone of Saddam Hussein s economic policy.

The enterprises owned by the Indian government in manufacturing and other sectors operate inefficiently and often produce losses that absorb national saving.

Inefficient and loss making state owned enterprises (SOEs) remain the primary beneficiaries of official economic policy, kept alive on a drip feed of government subsidies and cheap loans from state owned banks. Township and village enterprises (TVEs) which are owned by and employ mostly former peasants had to rely on themselves to become the most dynamic and productive sources of China's economic growth.

Similarly, the unfinished reforms in China's banking sector and state owned enterprises have been used as evidence of state subsidies for dumping activities.

Moreover, the power of vested interests that oppose reform state owned enterprises, provincial governments, and the military, for example has yet to be broken.

They were softly killing us socially.

It is inevitably a long road from a starting point where credits are channeled to state owned enterprises through state owned banks to an economic environment in which interest rates are a proper indicator of monetary policy.

People are, in a sense, socially homeless.

Chinese corporate contracts have grown exponentially over the last 30 years, but they have special characteristics that reflect the primary role of Chinese state owned enterprises.

China may have the second highest savings rate in the world, lagging behind only Singapore, but these funds are usually wasted on inefficient state owned enterprises (SOEs).

This can be politically and socially extremely destabilizing.

But this makes no sense economically or socially.

He became socially active and free of complexes.

For example, Chinese state owned enterprises that gained access to huge amounts of easy money and credit are buying equities and stockpiling commodities well beyond their productive needs.

The Chinese government has finally introduced a concrete reform plan for its state owned enterprises (SOEs), but any economists who were hoping for privatization will be sorely disappointed.