韩国公企业的经验对中国公企业改革的启示

Generally, Korean public enterprises perform the basic task of providing the necessary goods and services for the survival of members of society in order to pursue public interests and public welfare. These public enterprises play a functional role in economic development and meet the needs of the public through economic policies and the redistribution of income between different classes and regions. However, public enterprises have not only been criticized for violating the private economy and the basic rights of individuals, they have also distorted the economic process and ultimately reduced economic efficiency. At present, the state of highly complex administration has brought new changes to the realization of national public goals, requiring the state and society to play a new role in fulfilling their responsibilities. In this case, not only South Korea, but also Chinese state-owned enterprises Undertake various reforms. According to the data of the 2019 State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission's Communiqué, the total assets of China's state-owned enterprises in 2018 were 178.7 trillion yuan. Among the Fortune Global 500 companies selected by Fortune Magazine in 2019, there were 89 Chinese state-owned enterprises and central enterprises More than 11 billion yuan has been invested in targeted poverty alleviation counties. Chinese state-owned enterprises are an important part of the national economy, and Chinese public welfare state-owned enterprises are the support of the basic industries of the national economy, ensuring the normal development of residents' lives. Since 2015, China's state-owned enterprises have continuously strengthened the classification reform and achieved good results, but they have also encountered many difficulties, such as the need to improve the governance system of state-owned enterprises. Reform of China's state-owned enterprises is necessary to keep pace with the times. Korean public enterprises are similar to Chinese public welfare state-owned enterprises and occupy a large share of the national economy. Public enterprises are an economic means of economic development, a means of redistributing income among all social strata and regions, and have played a role in meeting public needs. Since the 1880s, South Korea has introduced modern corporate governance structures in public enterprises, pursuing a balance between corporate autonomy and public service goals. Therefore, based on the historical evolution of Chinese public welfare state-owned enterprises and Korean public institutions, this article studies the advantages and disadvantages of Chinese public welfare state-owned enterprises, draws on the effective experience of Korean public enterprises, and draws specific information about Chinese public welfare state-owned enterprises Development plan, with a view to playing a role in attracting new ideas to the reform of Chinese state-owned enterprises.