Abstract
Almost a quarter of the world’s largest companies nowadays are state-owned, and their role as global competitors is growing in proportion to the expansion of market boundaries beyond the geographical borders of states. Since the competition between states for political influence has long moved to the field of economic relations, the effectiveness of state-owned transnational corporations has become a key condition for the success of such a struggle. Multidirectional trends in increasing the efficiency of state-owned companies, on the one hand, and strengthening the role and intervention state-shareholder into the business relations, on the other, are the dilemma of the modern world. Is there an perfect method that will simultaneously develop the economy and solve social and political problems?
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