Capital Operation
- Operational and management activities on capital and its movements with the purpose of maximizing capital growth. It has two meanings: First, capital operation is an important way for society to allocate resources under the market economy. It optimizes the structure of society's resource allocation through the flow of resources above the capital level. Second, from a micro perspective, capital operation is achieved through the use of market laws and regulations through the technical operation of capital itself.
- The formation of property rights theory can be traced back to the paper "The Nature of the Enterprise" published by Coase in 1937. In 1960 he published another paper on "Social Costs", which gradually formed a new school of institutional economics and put forward concepts such as property rights, transaction costs, and agency costs. The emergence of this theory has deepened the understanding and research of business in economics, which has also promoted the in-depth study of capital operation issues.
- Organizers:
- Expansion capital operation model
- Capital expansion refers to the
- The goal of capital operation is to achieve the maximum value-added method of capital. For companies, the maximum capital appreciation can be expressed as:
(One)
- Capital operation refers to the realization through the purchase, sale, transfer, merger, custody and other activities of monetized assets.
- The first stage is commercial operations. We obtain currency through products, technologies, services, etc. We call it the commercial market. The commercial market looks at the currency assets and makes a lot of money at a glance;
- The second stage is the capital market, which includes equity shares. It is a currency market, and the stock market is essentially a gambling market. The company enters the stock market through listing, and this market is to see the flow of assets on the books;
- The third stage is the operation of Zhixin. When the assets reach a certain level, the entrepreneur pursues a ideological operation and goes to the religious market and the charity market. This is the highest state of capital operation.
- Features of capital operations 1. Value-added. 2. Liquidity. 3. Risk. 4, profitability. 5. Diversity.
- The role of capital operations: accelerate the reform of Chinese state-owned enterprises, accelerate the optimization of economic structure, and improve China's international competitiveness.
- From the perspective of business operation methods, capital operations also have the following functions:
- 1. Capital operations can optimize the capital structure of an enterprise.
- 2. Capital operations can drive companies to quickly open markets and expand sales channels.
- 3. Capital operation can allow enterprises to obtain advanced production technology and management technology.
- 4 Discover new business opportunities.
- 5. Capital operation can bring a lot of capital to the enterprise.
- Book information
- Capital Operation
- Author: Xiao Shengping
- Publisher: China Textile Press
- Publication time: 2010-12-1
- Folio: 16
- Price: 32.00 yuan
Introduction to capital operation content
- The enterprise effectively operates all tangible and intangible stock capital that it owns through various methods such as flow, optimized allocation, etc., and becomes activated capital that can add value to maximize the goal of capital appreciation.
- This book will tell from the aspects of enterprise internal financing, commercial credit financing, bank channel financing, equity financing, international trade financing, and policy financing, and propose practical solutions.
Capital Operations Directory
- Chapter 1 How to Break Through the "Bottle-neck" of Financing
- Financing Status of Chinese SMEs
- Financial Difficulty for SMEs
- Provide SME financing assistance
- Financing Strategy for SMEs
- Forecasting corporate funding needs
- Analyze a company's solvency
- Financing methods at different development stages
- Chapter 2 Learning to Deal with Banks
- Borrowing strategies for small businesses
- How SMEs Solve the Borrowing Dilemma
- Create a win-win situation
- Basic knowledge of banks
- Business scope of different banks
- Types of bank loans
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