We often hear the terms central enterprises and state-owned enterprises, but do you know the story behind them? On the surface, these enterprises seem to belong to the state and contribute to the country's economic development, but in fact, there is a shocking truth.
The privatization of central and state-owned enterprises is actually a loss of state assets. In this process, the state plays the role of "payer", paying a large amount of money in order for the business to continue operating. However, instead of creating more wealth for the country, these funds have been appropriated by some executives.
Executives of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) can easily turn state assets into personal wealth by virtue of their power and position. They channel the profits of the enterprise into their own pockets through various means, such as insider trading, self-price adjustment, etc. These actions deviate from the original purpose of state-owned enterprises and make wealth increasingly concentrated in the hands of a very small number of people.
The privatization of central and state-owned enterprises has placed a huge financial burden on ordinary people. In order to make up for the shortfall in business operations, the state has had to make financial investments, but these funds, which should have been used to improve people's livelihood, develop education, and improve people's living standards, have flowed into the pockets of senior executives. The interests of ordinary people are ignored, and their lives become more difficult.
The privatization of central SOEs is not as glamorous and fair as we think. While the state pays the bill, executives take the wealth for themselves, creating a concentration of wealth and inequity in society. We should pay attention to this issue and call on relevant departments to strengthen supervision and protect the rights and interests of national assets and ordinary people. After all, the success of a company should be a balance of public and private interests, not a situation in which the state pays the bill and executives enjoy the wealth exclusively. Let's work together for a more just social environment!