Feasibility Analysis Of Schemes Of Reduction Of State-owned Stock

By analyzing the problems existed in state-owned stock, it is pointed out that excessive state-owned stock in the national economy is the continuance of traditional economy in the embryo of the new system.Through analyzing the problems of reduction of state-owned assets in overseas and home, it is pointed out that reduction of state-owned stock is an important reform act, whose direction is correct direction. It conforms to the basic principle of structural readjustment of the state-run economy, which is beneficial to the further perfection of modern enterprise systems and promotes the foundation of the social security system. However, the reduction of state-owned stock is a probative job and complicated system engineering, which involves many fields. It is complicated to operate and difficult to implement As a result, it will take a quite long time to study and prove it within quite extensive ranges.According to the analysis of the existing problems in the development and reform of state-run enterprises, the analysis of evolution from un-circulating to circulating and system changes of state-owned stock using principles about system changes, and the analysis of the essence of system changes made by new system economics, which combine the discussion of the complete circulation of state-owned stock nowadays, it is pointed out that these kinds of countries like China in economic transition will face the problem of routes reliance constantly, which finally can give rise to people's introspection of the arrangement of fundamental systems and great breakthrough in people's ideas. The breakthrough in ideas seems especially precious and important.Through collecting schemes of the reduction of state-owned stock from the various circles of society and analyzing the results of these schemes, we propose a new reduction scheme, i.e., combine the issuing way of the stock with the special investment funds, and analyze its feasibility, then prove the scheme is one of comparatively feasible schemes which can solve the current problem.