Study Of Conglomerate Management Mechanism

In conglomerate management, many problems are exposed, which severely constrained the development of the conglomerate. Therefore, it is necessary for us to investigate the inherent mechanism and external forms of conglomerate management based on the profound theoretical research, so as to provide theoretical guidelines for finding solutions to existing problems and promote the development of the enterprise groups in our country. We need to restructure the state-owned enterprises so as to promote economic development of our country and enhance our international competitiveness. Therefore, it is of pragmatic significance to study the conglomerate management mechanism. Currently, such study also has great theoretical importance.On the basis of analyzing and drawing lessons from existing research results, this thesis makes a theoretical analysis of the"conglomerate management"and a comparative study of the typical model of conglomerate management in developed countries. On this basis, taking the reality of the conglomerate management in our country, the author tries to find out the major problems in current conglomerate management in our country and proposes some countermeasures and tentative solutions.This thesis consists of five parts:Part OneIn this part, the author first reviews and evaluates theories from foreign scholars on corporate governance, which includes theories of separation of rights and trustee, stakeholders, property right and trade expense, trustee responsibility, contracts, interests holders and etc. Then the author lists the domestic scholar's typical viewpoints and at the end briefly summarizes the above-mentioned theories and viewpoints.Part TwoThe author believes that the conglomerate management is a kind of institutional arrangement in nature except that it requires more complex and wider coordination. The conglomerate management is a kind of institutional arrangement and interest coordination mechanism regulating the relationship between members of the conglomerate and coordinating the interests of...