Infographic: A glance at Chinese state-owned enterprises
From CNPolitics
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cometition–>competition
Best to read the “info”graphic before posting
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Correct it.
Just saying, your last two parts are hiding something…
First, I would like to see some solid source to back up those data.
And,
In “behind the glory of SOEs” section, I hope you omit Huawei’s number in private sector, then compare them again. Does your data includes academy research IP?
In the last section, you deliberately select some countries that better than China. For example, the gas price of China is actually in the middle range, gas price in US is cheaper than most of the countries on earth. Meaningless to compare them as China is oil hunger, while in contrast, US has all sources of oil import. Not to mention that US is an giant oil producer itself.
At last, the biased source in Chinese make me think this was a piece that is done by someone who propaganda that China should abandon SOEs and transfer them to private’s owned.
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