China's SASAC fights its corner

State assets supervision and administration commission aims to wrest budget control from MOF.
November 10, 2004

Rumours are sweeping Beijing that SASAC, the entity set up last year to oversee the reform of state-owned enterprises, is reportedly tussling with the powerful Ministry of Finance over who draws up its operational budget.

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