The State-Owned Enterprises Pour Out Their Hearts

Yang Famin

Chinese Economy, 1997, vol. 30, issue 4, 6-28

Abstract: The issue of the reform and development of state-owned enterprises, which is closely related to the political principle of adhering to the system of public ownership as the core of our social and economic system, has increasingly become a hot subject of current discussion. Nonetheless, opinions on this issue are far from unified; different people have divergent views on the matter and opinions span the entire spectrum. How do the factory directors, managers, cadres, and workers in these state-owned enterprisesâthose who have themselves tasted of all the anguish and the bitter-sweetness of the issuesâlook at and deal with this problem? In the following, we have put together, in what we hope is a coherent way, a record of these people's pouring out of their hearts and their most sincere feelings on the matter.

Date: 1997
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