SOE
1
6.7
- noun
- Formal
:
empresa estatal
- SOE managers still had no right or power to make decisions autonomously on hiring, wages, or dismissals.
- SOE employee
- SOE privatization
- SOE reform
So we said Beijing, they love SOE stayed owned the business.
- So we said Beijing, they love SOE stayed owned the business.
Examples
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Can China's urban economy absorb the SOE workers who stand to lose their jobs and their benefits?
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Many jobs in the SOE sector offer stability and benefits that are not commonly found in private companies.
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First, it was not universal but operated only in the SOE sector.
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To reform this, the budget funding got cut, and SOE began to get loans from banks.
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Floaters have never enjoyed the same benefits and job security that SOE employees did.
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A second but closely related instance of normative conflict is created by SOE reform and privatization.
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Implementing the agreement governing WTO accession will lead China to reform the SOE sector and expand the rule of law in Chinese business and society.
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SOE employees were regarded as China's labor aristocracy, largely because of these guarantees.
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Additional reforms combine with demographic pressures to exacerbate the strains in the urban labor market generated by SOE reform.
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The government launched a new initiative to improve efficiency in its SOE, hoping to boost services for the public.
Synonyms
An organization owned wholly or partly by the government
How Privatized
- Specialized
1
6.1
161
2.9
- Formal
1
6.7
- Specialized
9
7.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
SOE stands for state-owned enterprise, which is literally a business 'owned' by the state or government. So an SOE is a company run by the government rather than by private owners.