state sector

Some economists would like to see mass privatisation to shift wealth out of the dominant and domineering state sector.

It seems to suggest that the state sector's share of the economy is growing, which it is not; non-state businesses are in fact prospering.

But still, policy has not moved much to reverse the economy's reliance upon investment and the state sector as the drivers of growth.

The bloated state sector began to collapse, and by 1998, some of the nation's biggest banks were nearly insolvent.

To maintain its grip, the party needs a strong state sector with the power to balance a rising entrepreneurial class.

In any case , the trend towards greater private ownership and a smaller state sector is openly encouraged by the central government .

A little "museum marketing" was good for the stuffy state sector, said Liu Zheng, a member of the China Cultural Relics Association.

The state sector of the economy went through accelerated restructuring, and markedly enhanced its dominance and competitiveness.

Dealing with the state sector buys the lenders political goodwill and puts the individual bankers making the loans in a good light.

The current product line has passed a certification authority of the State sector, with independent intellectual property rights.

The early wave of Chinese investment abroad was led by the purchase of mining and energy companies by China's state sector.

Although this has pushed up unemployment, many workers have been absorbed into the rapidly expanding non-state sector.

Apart from the state sector, a marked trend in recent years at Davos has been the growing presence of a new breed of Chinese entrepreneurs.

This cycle of dependency ensures that the SOEs remain formidable competitors overseas, while penalising the domestic, non-state sector.

The state sector still accounts for more than half of all industrial assets, only ten percentage points down on 1998.

The massive bias toward the state sector would be acceptable if the 120, 000 state-controlled enterprises could learn to innovate and adapt.

As recently as a decade ago , much of the state sector was moribund and loss making .

First, productivity in the state sector, especially in fields like education and health, has lagged behind the private sector.

And state investment is going into the state sector, of course.

Strategic restructuring of the State Sector of the economy should proceed steadily.

The report states that supporting the state sector hinders growth and needs to be recalibrated.

Yangzhou, the name, that means taking the "state sector and more water, Yang Bo. "

That means close to 30% of investment is neither clearly state sector nor clearly private sector, according to Dragonomics, a research firm.

In many rich countries wages are on average higher in the state sector, pensions hugely better and jobs far more secure.

Size and state-sector camaraderie allow China's big five state banks to carve up lucrative loans for big government projects.

No one really knows what proportion of Chinese GDP comes from the non-state sector, but it is significant.

The problem in Portugal is not the state sector.

Its labour market is much more flexible than in the late 1980s, when most workers were in the state sector.

Away from the eastern seaboard, the state sector still dominates.

Still state-sector firms under-performed the rest of the economy. Their output grew by only 8. 4%, compared with 19% for collectives.

In the cities decent pensions are almost as rare, except among workers in the privileged state sector.

That danger is being exacerbated by low interest rates and bank bias toward state-sector lending.

Since the economic transition, the development of China's non state sector has encouraged the quantitative expansion of economic growth.

Some of the sector's improvements reflect reforms the government has pushed on the state sector.

The profit motive has been making further steady advances in the state sector since Margaret Thatcher's outsourcing campaign in the 1980s.

In many rich countries average wages in the state sector are higher than in the private one.

Since 2005, however, cracks have been showing in the state-sector monopoly.

At the same time, some of the potential threats from the resurgent state sector are also overblown.

Yet it is easy to be overly impressed by the apparent potency of China's state sector.

In other words, sell-offs to the non-state sector will continue.

Even the much-vaunted state sector is feeling the pinch.

A new shorthand has entered common parlance: guojin mintui, meaning the state [sector] advances and the private retreats.

And in China there is continues access to a huge labour pool made up of redundant state sector workers and surplus labour in rural areas.

Although the state sector currently accounts for a third of gdp, more than 70 percent of state bank loans go to soes.

While the state sector grew from 2008 onward, the private sector has shrunk in both relative and absolute terms.

The critical difference between China and Japan is that much of the cross-holding share capital in China originates from the state sector.

But China is a non-market economy that is dominated by the state sector.

A decade ago, the Chinese state sector seemed on the verge of collapse.

The Chinese state sector owns almost two-thirds of all fixed assets in the country.

A job in the state sector guarantees guanxi, or personal contacts, which can protect your family from an unpredictable system.

The government, he also notes, faced an arguably more daunting challenge in the 1990s, when the state sector shed 30m workers.

Retiring at 60, as many state workers currently do, is also unusual outside the state sector (the government wants to raise the age to 66).

A job in the state sector guarantees guanxi, or personalcontacts, which can protect your family from an unpredictable system.

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