Off Come The Shackles.docVIP

Off Come The Shackles 　　China’s state-owned enterprises （SOEs） have long been criticized for their low efficiency， bureaucracy and even corruption. 　　Excessively preferential treatment from the government has put SOEs in a better position in market competition， with greater ease of access to resources such as land and credit. Some traditionally SOE-monopolized areas have even become a hot bed of corruption. 　　Amid increasingly louder calls for reforming SOEs， Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country will speed up the development of a mixed-ownership economy by allowing nonstate capital in