What is the relationship between the state owned economy and the national economy and the public own

The state-owned economy is the national economy.

An important part of the public ownership economy.

is part of the national economy.

The national economy is the sum total of the economies of all sectors and regions within a country. Including industry, agriculture, construction, transportation, commerce, services and other sectors.

The state-owned economy refers to a type of economy in which the means of production are owned by the state, and is an important component of the socialist public-owned economy. Including ** and local state organs and institutions at all levels.

The state-owned economy should occupy a dominant position in important industries and key areas that have a bearing on the lifeline of the national economy, support, guide, and promote social and economic development, and play a key role in achieving the state's macroeconomic regulation and control goals.

The control of the state-owned economy over the national economy is not only achieved through the role of wholly state-owned enterprises.

The state-owned economy controls the lifeline of the national economy and plays a leading role in economic development.

The difference between the state-owned economy and the public-owned economy:

The public-owned economy includes the state-owned economy, and the state-owned economy is one of the components of the public-owned economy. The public ownership economy includes the state-owned economy, the collective economy, and the state-owned and collective elements in the mixed-ownership economy.

The national economy is the largest, which is equivalent to the socio-economy, the economy, which means the economy of the people. For example, China's national economy, the United States' national economy, Japan's national economy, and Germany's national economy.

The public-owned economy involves the topic of ownership of the means of production, and in the process of production, whether the means of production are owned by the public or private. It is a system of economic life, or more precisely of productive activity.

The state-owned economy is equivalent to the economy of the state apparatus and the economy of the state, which is the economic resources occupied by the economy in the economy, such as taxes, state-owned enterprises, etc. The state-owned economy is only a sector and a function of the national economy.

Public ownership is an economic system relative to private ownership, under which the private ownership of the means of production disappears, and the means of production are not exclusively owned, and the manifestations of public ownership in Chinese society are generally considered to be divided into two types: "state ownership" and "collective ownership", and the theories of utopia, utopian socialism and communism (scientific socialism) are all based on public ownership.

Dominant position: 1. As far as the whole country is concerned, public assets occupy a preponderance in the total assets of society.

The state-owned economy controls the lifeblood of the people and plays a leading role in economic development. The leading role of the state-owned economy is mainly embodied in the control force, that is, in the ability to control the direction of the national economic development, the overall situation of economic operation, and the ability to control important and scarce resources. In important industries and key areas that have a bearing on the national economy, the state-owned economy must occupy a dominant position.

The national economy refers to the interconnected totality composed of various social production sectors, circulation sectors and other economic sectors within the scope of a modern state. The public-owned economy is one of the categories of the national economy divided according to the form of ownership. In addition to the public economy, there are also private economy, private economy, individual economy, and so on.

There are three types of public ownership of the economy: ownership by the whole people (state-owned), ownership by collective offices, and public ownership in the mixed economy.

The difference between the public-owned economy and the state-owned economy is that in addition to the different concepts, the first is the different connotations, and the public-owned economy includes both the state-owned economy and the collective-owned economy. The public ownership economy includes the state-owned economy, the collective economy, and the state-owned and collective elements in the mixed-ownership economy. The state-owned economy, on the other hand, refers to a form of public ownership in which all workers in society jointly own the means of production (in the form of state ownership).

Second, the status and role are different. The public-owned economy occupies the dominant position in the national economy, which is the fundamental economic characteristic of socialism and the foundation of the socialist economic system. The state-owned economy is the backbone of China's national economy.

It is in a dominant position, controls the lifeblood of the national economy, and plays a leading role in the national economy.

The connection between the two lies in the fact that the state-owned economy is an important part of the public-owned economy.

1.Public-owned economy.

Refers to the means of production.

A form of economy that is jointly owned by workers. There have been two kinds of public ownership economies in human history: one is the primitive commune economy.

At that time, productivity was low, and individuals were unable to fight against the natural world alone, and had to work together, obtain the means of subsistence, and enjoy them together in order to survive and develop. The second is the socialist public-owned economy. Under such economic conditions, there is mainly an economy under the ownership of the means of production by the whole people and collective ownership by some of the working masses.

In the initial stage of socialism.

In the pattern of common development of various economies, the public-owned economy occupies the dominant position, among which the economy is owned by the whole people.

Take the lead.

2.The state-owned economy refers to a type of economy in which the means of production are owned by the state, and is an important component of the socialist public-owned economy. The state-owned economy is also known as the economy owned by the whole people, which is the national economy.

The dominant force. It includes state organs, institutions and social organizations at all levels.

Enterprises invested and established with state-owned assets also include public institutions and social organizations engaged in business activities that are operated as enterprises and the state no longer approves funds or approves part of the funds, as well as the enterprises invested and established by the above-mentioned enterprises, public institutions, and social organizations using state-owned funds.

The main difference between the state-owned economy and the public-owned economy is that state-owned is owned by the state, also known as ownership by the whole people.

The public ownership economy includes the state-owned economy, the collective economy, and the mixed ownership system.

The state-owned and collective component of the economy.

China's basic economic system at the present stage.

With public ownership as the mainstay, economies under various forms of ownership have developed together.

Public Economy: Status: The public economy occupies the dominant position in China; It is mainly reflected in: public assets in the total assets of society.

The state-owned economy controls the lifeline of the national economy and plays a leading role in economic development; Composition: state-owned economy, collective economy, mixed ownership of the state and the old high-level elements and collective components; Role: The public ownership economy is the foundation of the socialist economic system, and it is important to give full play to the socialist system.

It plays a key role in enhancing China's economic strength, national defense strength, and national cohesion, and in enhancing China's international status. Public ownership is also a guarantee for the common prosperity of the people.

State-owned economy: industries belonging to the state-owned economy: defense industry, minting industry, aerospace industry; The important position of the state-owned economy: the state-owned economy is the leading force of the national economy;

The state-owned economy is the leading force of the national economy: it has strong economic strength and advanced technology and equipment; Accumulating the most advanced productive forces in our country; controls the lifeblood of the national economy; It is responsible for the production and distribution of important products related to the national economy and people's livelihood.

The public ownership economy includes the state-owned economy, the collective economy and the state-owned and collective components in the mixed-ownership economy; The state-owned economy includes state organs, institutions and social organizations at all levels.

Enterprises invested and established with state-owned assets also include public organizations that sell imitation positions and engage in business activities that are no longer funded by the state or that have partially allocated funds.

The public-owned economy is in the initial stage of socialism.

It occupies a dominant position in a variety of economies, and this main body is manifested in the form of the predominance of public assets in the total assets of society. The status of the state-owned economy is to control the lifeblood of the national economy and play a leading role in economic development.

There is a difference, state-owned is state ownership, also called national ownership.

It is a form of public ownership in which all members of society jointly own and control the means of production. It is a kind of socialist public ownership system that is compatible with the highly socialized production and business activities in the processing industry, mining industry, transportation industry, and other sectors.

Public ownership includes both state ownership and collective ownership.

Collective ownership is a form of socialist public ownership in which some laborers jointly own and control the means of production. Compatible with less socialized production and business activities in agriculture, handicrafts, commerce, services and certain industrial sectors. In the system of collective ownership, the means of production are collective property and are only at the disposal and use of the collective economic organizations and their members, and the state and other units cannot arbitrarily and without compensation allocate the means of production, labor, products, and funds of the collective economy.

The production and business activities of collective economic organizations are carried out independently under the guidance of state policies, and each collective economic organization is an independent economic entity, operating independently, and assuming responsibility for its own profits and losses. Collective ownership has adopted a variety of modes of operation in the industrial, agricultural, and commercial sectors, including industrial production cooperatives, agricultural production cooperatives, supply and marketing cooperatives, credit cooperatives, transportation cooperatives, cooperative factories, cooperative stores, and so on.

Both types of ownership are public-owned economies.

The difference between public ownership and co-ownership: the property rights of public ownership are divisible, and the property rights of co-ownership are indivisible.

Differences: Public ownership is the mainstay, which is in terms of status, and public ownership includes the state-owned economy, which has a quantitative and qualitative advantage in the entire national economy. The dominance of the state-owned economy is based on its role, emphasizing the quality and capacity of the state-owned economy.

Linkage: The key to the firmness of the status of the main body of the public ownership system lies in the play of the leading role of the state-owned economy.

The public economy includes the common parts of the state-owned economy, the collective economy and the mixed economy.

The state-owned economy includes wholly state-owned enterprises, such as PetroChina, Sinopec, China Power Grid and other giant Hubei enterprises; There are also state-controlled enterprises, such as state-owned listed companies such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China; There are also joint ventures with the participation of state-owned capital.

The state-owned economy refers to assets controlled and managed by the state, including enterprises, resources, finance, land, and so on. The public-owned economy refers to an economic form that is jointly owned and managed by all citizens. It can be seen from this that the state-owned economy is a part of the public-owned economy, but it is not the same as the public-owned economy.

However, under the socialist system, the public-owned economy is the basis of the regimental economy and is the dominant economic form. The state-owned economy is one of the most important components of the public-owned economy. On the one hand, the state has a large number of economic resources and production factors, which provide support for national development and people's welfare. On the other hand, state-owned enterprises also assume social responsibility and the maintenance of public interests.

Therefore, the state-owned economy plays an important role in safeguarding national interests and people's well-being.

However, in the context of today's market economy, the state-owned economy still faces many challenges and problems. Some state-owned enterprises have poor efficiency, insufficient reform, and weak innovation, and need to further promote reform and enhance competitiveness. Therefore, we need to explore ways and means to give better play to the advantages of the state-owned economy according to the changes of the times and the needs of development, and at the same time, we need to focus on the public interest and build a more fair and transparent market economic system.