Examples of using Soes in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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They are serious in tackling their problems, whether restructuring the SOEs despite displacing millions of workers, or curbing corruption even at the highest levels.
In 2014 alone, the Charhar Institute estimated that Chinese SOEs spent $8 billion on security measures.
There are successful SOEs in the world that do not need to be equitized, but operate privately.
There is little doubt that reducing the SOEs' power would make the Chinese economy far more efficient and dynamic.
The TPP requires that SOEs do not receive subsidies for international business expansion.
The SoEs are the foundation of process definition but are not used as work instructions.
such as China and Russia a group of state-owned enterprises(SOEs) dominate the economy.
To bolster its revenues, it sold shares in more than 200 SOEs last year, the biggest annual tally ever.
of the Chinese economy, and most of China's largest companies are SOEs.
This goal reflects the serious American frustration with what it sees as unfair advantages that Chinese SOEs have in world trade.
Government ministries have been told how to restructure themselves, and SOEs have been told to shrink holdings in non-core businesses.
A major issue of debate is how much to reform the system of SOEs.
According to Nguyen Hoang Anh, chair of the committee, a set of key performance indicators has been completed to monitor SOEs' operation on a frequent basis.
Much of the windfall went into property development schemes unrelated to the SOEs' normal business.
ten months of 2016, however, only 51 SOEs were approved for equitization.
Beyond the matter of control, the acquisition of technology companies also requires SOEs and SWFs to take a different approach to risk management, owing to the unstable nature of valuations in this sector.
The Joko Widodo's administration is strongly supporting SOEs to lead economic development in certain sectors such as infrastructure, but at the same time the government is adopting liberalization policies in other sectors.
The Ministry of Finance recently reported that 12 SOEs were sold last year, raising $1.29 billion,
CPTPP's requirements on a swathe of issues, including support for state-owned enterprises(SOEs), workers' rights, e-commerce, IP rights,
But observers have pointed out that the effort cannot be made by SOEs alone, because the projects have to be financed by many alternative sources, partly by bank loans from state-owned banks.