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4, Liu Dongsheng :Corporate governance of state owned enterprises in China, 2000
5, World bank report 1996, p.42
6, Yingyi Qian: Enterprise Reform in China: Agency Problems and Political Control, 1996
7, As it has been showed in Fig2, till 1998, the SOE can obtain more than 50% of the fixed-asset investment from the state, part of them are subsidize in essential.
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