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The Research On Financing Problem For Privatized SMEs In China

Posted on:2007-06-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H D ZhuangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360185984787Subject:Business management
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Since china's opening and reform policies were adopted, China's small and medium sized enterprises(SMEs) experience a long-termed growth. They have already become an important part of national economy, and a main force to support is rapid and continuous growth. However SMEs finance problem is becoming the bottleneck that restrict the growth of SMEs, especially the privatized SMEs.Firstly, the finance problem that privatized SMEs are now facing is described: 1)narrowness of financing channels and singleness of financing pattern; 2) Internal finance is a very important source of SMEs capital, but its shortage is limited supply; 3)SMEs finance is largely discriminated, which causes scarcity of indirect finance; 4) SME Direct finance is long-term trend, however with too much difficult; 5) high financing costs.Then from information asymmetry and three different viewpoints—SMEs, FIs and the government's, the reasons behind SMEs' financing troubles are analyzed.Finally, based on above analysis, proposals and countermeasures are put forward from three aspects. The government should set up a thoughtful legal system that eliminate prejudice on privatized SMEs; set up SME promotion agency;perfect the financial market system, and expand SMEs' financing channels; broaden the credit interests margins; set up social credit system; reduce taxation, etc. The FIs should change traditional ideas, provide financing facility, deepen the FIs' reform, rebuild enterprise systems, encourage product innovations, use foreign relationship credit practices for reference. The SMEs should boost up corporate diathesis, improve external financing capacity with internal finance as the core, be familiar the financial markets to find the most suitable financing channels.
Keywords/Search Tags:privatized SMEs, information asymmetry, financing trouble, countermeasure
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