The state-owned assets law is an imperfect guardian

A newly-published law is a significant step towards better regulation of operational and finance state assets, but implementation is likely to raise accountability, administrative and judicial issues. Further legislation is essential

14 minute readNovember 02, 2009 at 11:58 PM
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Guardian lionManaging state assets effectively is important. It is particularly so in China because of the planned economic system which favours state ownership. Economic reform has led to a large number

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