1. Joint venture company: The joint venture company is composed of domestic and foreign partners, making use of the technology, capital and market resources of foreign partners to improve the company's competitiveness and internationalization level.
2. Wholly-owned companies: Wholly-owned companies are established by individuals or legal persons, with independent legal person status and strong autonomy in operation and management.
3. Partnership enterprise: A partnership enterprise is established by two or more partners with the same investment, and * * * shares the business risks and profit distribution with the same share, which is suitable for multi-person cooperation or professional cooperation.
4. Joint stock limited company: A joint stock limited company raises funds in the form of shares, which are jointly invested and established by shareholders. The rights and responsibilities of shareholders are based on the proportion of shares held by them.
5. Individual industrial and commercial households: Individual industrial and commercial households operate independently, without shareholders, and their business activities are relatively simple, but the responsibilities and risks are also borne independently by individual operators.
When choosing the economic nature of trading companies, we need to comprehensively consider their own financial strength, management model, development scale, market demand and other factors. It is recommended that you consult a professional legal and financial consultant before making a decision to ensure that the economic nature you choose best meets your needs and goals.