administrative institutions of state-owned assets management and improvement of the status quo to explore ideas（国有资产管理的行政机构和改进现状的探讨的想法）.docVIP

Administrative institutions of state-owned assets management and improvement of the status quo to explore ideas Abstract: With the social and economic development, people’s material life and spiritual quest to further enhance the entertainment, the national administrative institutions departments put forward higher requirements. However, state administrative departments and institutions to play a role depends on the material basis is owned by the state-owned assets, which is to ensure a harmonious development of the basic material premise, the national carrier of the material development of various undertakings, so we need to strengthen the administrative unit of state-owned assets management, improve efficiency in the use of state-owned assets. Keywords: administrative institutions of state-owned assets management status improvement ideas Social and economic development, brings a wealth of material for human life and a high level of spiritual enjoyment, at the same time stimulate people to seek a higher level of living in the realm, and thus requires national public sector provides a good social environment, ensuring human life happiness. The functions of state administrative institutions is to create a good social living environment and provide a high level of public services and public facilities. However, state administrative departments and institutions to play a role depends on the material basis is owned by the state-owned assets, which is to ensure a harmonious development of the basic material premise, the national carrier of the material development of various undertakings, so we need to strengthen the administrative unit of state-owned assets management, improve efficiency in the use of state-owned assets. I. Overview of state-owned assets administrative institutions Administrative institutions of state-owned assets belonging to a non-operating state-owned assets, including state-owned assets administrative units and institutions