The difference between joint-stock system and joint-stock cooperative system is: 1, with different forms. On the basis of cooperative system, joint-stock cooperative system absorbs some practices of joint-stock system and combines workers' trade unions with capital trade unions. Share-holding system, also known as "share economy", refers to an economic organization form in which scattered factors of production belonging to different people are centralized, used uniformly, managed rationally, self-financed, and paid dividends by shares. It is also a form of enterprise property ownership. 2. The basic feature of the distinctive joint-stock system is the separation of ownership and use right of production factors, and the scattered use right is transformed into centralized use right on the premise of keeping ownership unchanged. The capital of the joint-stock cooperative system is mainly composed of shares, and employees and shareholders work together to realize distribution according to capital and work, enjoy rights and interests, take risks, assume sole responsibility for profits and losses, and conduct independent accounting. All employee shareholders are responsible for the enterprise to the extent of their shares, and the enterprise is responsible for all its assets. 3. Share-holding system of different types of enterprises: Any enterprise can implement share-holding system reform. Joint-stock cooperative system: not suitable for large and medium-sized enterprises to implement the reform of joint-stock cooperative system, but more suitable for small enterprises.
Legal objectivity:
According to the provisions of Article 4 of the Company Law, shareholders of a company have the right to return on assets, participate in major decision-making and choose managers. Shareholders are investors of the company. After their property is invested in the company, they enjoy the equity of the company by investing in the company.