A The nature of the society in which B Whose controlling interest is in C

It cannot be said in general terms whether the joint-stock system is public or private, and the key to the nature of the joint-stock enterprise depends on whose controlling stake is in its hands.

A joint-stock enterprise refers to a form of enterprise organization in which two or more stakeholders voluntarily combine in the form of stock collection. It is a form of enterprise organization that meets the needs of socialized large-scale production and the development of the market economy, realizes the relative separation of ownership and management rights, and is conducive to strengthening the operation and management functions of enterprises.

The stake **** has the following characteristics:

1) The stock **** is an independent economic legal person;

2) The number of shareholders of the shares **** shall not be less than the number prescribed by law, such as the French regulations, the minimum number of shareholders is 7;

3) The shareholders of the shares have limited liability for the company's debts, and the limit is the amount of shares that the shareholders should deliver;

4) The entire capital of the shares is divided into equal shares, and the funds are raised through the public offering to the public, and anyone can become a shareholder of the company after paying the shares, and there is no qualification restriction;

5) The company's shares can be freely transferred, but cannot be withdrawn;

6) The company's accounts must be open to the public, so that investors can understand the company's situation and make choices;

7) There are strict legal procedures for the establishment and dissolution of the company, and the procedures are complicated.

It is not possible to say in general terms whether a joint-stock enterprise is public or private, and the key to judging its nature is to look at ().

a.In whose hands is the controlling stake bWhether there is a sound organizational structure cTrade union organization with or without employees dWhether there is state participation.

Answer: a

Choosing D is a big mistake.

Moreover, D's statement itself is also wrong, and it cannot be brought with the word society.

At the same time, if the state and the collectives hold shares, the strength of the public economy will be strengthened.

The scope of public capital has been expanded.

This question is not about the cause, but about the direct impact, that is, the most direct form of implementation rather than the root problem.

Accordingly, in China, the key to judging whether an enterprise is publicly owned is to see whether the controlling stake is in the hands of the state and the collective, and if the state and the collective hold shares, the scope of control of public capital can be expanded.

There are 4 more words "socialism" in option D in the title, which is unclear. And we say this under a premise, that is, "our country".

a.Decentralization and profit-making, expanding corporate autonomy bImplement the responsibility system for contracted operationsImplementation of profit tax dInstitutional innovation, the establishment of a modern enterprise system 2The key to judging the nature of a joint-stock enterprise is to look at (a).

a.In whose hands is the controlling stake bWho holds more than 50% cWhat kind of product to operate dWhether taxes are paid in accordance with the law.