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SUMMARY:The Economic Effects of Party Power Centralization within China’s 
 State-Owned Enterprises
LOCATION:SIPA - School of International & Public Affairs 502 & 503\, 11200
  SW 8th ST\, School of Intl & Pub Affairs\, Miami\, Florida 33199
DESCRIPTION:As state capitalism gains renewed attention amid global crises
  and geopolitical tensions\, what happens when political control over sta
 te-owned enterprises increases? This talk examines China’s dual-appointme
 nt policy under Xi Jinping\, which places the same individual in charge o
 f both Communist Party leadership and corporate governance within state-o
 wned enterprises. Drawing on interviews with senior executives and extens
 ive firm-level data\, the research explores how greater political control
  affects access to state financing\, corporate growth\, policy implementa
 tion and market decision-making. The findings reveal important tradeoffs 
 between political priorities and economic efficiency\, particularly in in
 dustries considered strategically important to the Chinese state.\n\nhttp
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