What does the mixed reform of state-owned enterprises mean?

1, mixed reform of state-owned enterprises, full name is mixed ownership reform of state-owned enterprises.

2. Mixed ownership of state-owned enterprises refers to adding private (unofficial) capital to state-owned holding enterprises, so that state-owned enterprises become enterprises with multiple shares, but they are still dominated by state-owned holding enterprises to participate in market competition.

Extended data 1. The reform of state-owned enterprises is an important strategic step for the central government to implement the policy of strengthening and expanding state-owned enterprises. Promoting the reform of state-owned enterprises is conducive to maintaining and increasing the value of state-owned capital, improving the competitiveness of state-owned economy and amplifying the functions of state-owned capital.

2. The reform of state-owned enterprises can be divided into three stages: initial exploration, system innovation and further promotion? [ 1]。 The reform of state-owned enterprises is a "trial and error" process of "crossing the river by feeling the stones", which is the product of the combination of central promotion and local practice. It is essentially the interaction between productive forces and relations of production, which meets the objective needs of building a socialist market economy. Reform the traditional state-owned enterprises to adapt to the socialist market economic system in terms of system, mechanism and management system. The central link and core content is to establish a modern enterprise system, enhance the vitality of state-owned enterprises and improve economic benefits.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-State-owned Enterprise Reform