Development situations and performance evaluation of Chinese government guide funds
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https://doi.org/10.18533/jefs.v5i01.266Keywords:
Government guide funds, Performance Evaluation, Analytic Hierarchy ProcessAbstract
Now, structural contradictions in China’s industrial development are prominent. Government guide fund, as a new investment and financing tool, bears high expectations of the government on promoting industrial restructuring. In recent years, Chinese Government guide funds have entered the rapid development stage. However, the post-investment performance management and other assessment indicators still need to be improved. This paper firstly introduced Chinese Government guide funds from different perspectives; secondly built a performance assessment indicator system for Shaanxi Province based on the current situation of Shaanxi’s government guide fund. This paper suggested introducing government guide fund into the performance assessment system, which presents a new thought for standardization and normative administration of government guide fund.
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