CIDEG Research Communication No.10 Reform of state-owned enterprises Author：陈清泰，张永伟 Press： Publication time：

Chen Qingtai, former Secretary of the Party Group of the Development Research Center of the State Council (DRC), Deputy Director, researcher, first Dean of the School of Public Administration of Tsinghua University, and Chairman of CIDEG; Wu Jinglian, researcher of DRC, co-chairman of the Academic Committee of CIDEG, and director of CIDEG, and renowned economist; and Zhang Yongwei, researcher of DRC, are responsible for the major topic of "Top-level Design and Mode Choice of State-Owned Enterprises Reform". The topic "Top-level Design and Mode Selection of State-owned Enterprises Reform" discusses the key issues in the reform of state-owned enterprises and deepening the reform of the state-owned capital management system, innovatively proposes the reform mode of changing from "managing enterprises" to "managing capital", and derives the concepts of enriching social security funds with state-owned enterprises'''' capital, developing mixed ownership systems, and developing a social security fund. It has also derived initiatives such as enriching social security funds with capital from state-owned enterprises and developing mixed ownership economy, and put forward some suggestions on the draft Guidance Opinions on State-owned Enterprises Reform. During the period when the project was carried out, the stage-by-stage results of the project were reported to the relevant departments of the central government for many times, and were approved and recognized by the central leaders, which played an important role in providing intellectual support for the reform of state-owned enterprises in China. This issue of the newsletter contains excerpts of the research content of the project, and in conjunction with the discussion of the recent CIDEG forum on "Japan''''s PPP Projects and Experience in Handling Zombie Enterprises" and related working papers, we put forward a number of views on the research of state-owned enterprise reform for the readers'''' reference.