Meanings of inefficient state in English

Now Beijing is pushing to shut surplus capacity and reform inefficient state enterprises.

The inefficient state of the transport added to my anxieties.

With an inefficient state and inefficient markets, Greece has the worst of both worlds.

Their anti-corruption efforts are also stymied by hesitant policy-makers, political feuds and inefficient state administration.

Privatization of the country's immense and utterly inefficient state-owned sector also proceeded at a rapid clip.

At the root of that scarcity is the dominant but highly inefficient state-run producer Coal India.

The next cabinet will also have to reform the inefficient state health sector and the pension system.

Balanced growth would mean production shifting away from inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) towards private companies.

The new cabinet will also be expected to reform an inefficient state health sector and Slovenia's pension system.

Monday's announcement was also part of an effort to overhaul its vast but underperforming and inefficient state-owned sector.

The SOE anti-graft efforts coincide with China's imminent roll-out of ambitious new guidelines to overhaul the country's inefficient state sector.

That is in sharp contrast with the inefficient state-owned sector, which has struggled to produce positive returns on capital invested.

Failure to tackle problems such as endemic corruption and inefficient state firms prompted a sovereign credit rating downgrade in June.

China increasingly relied on its lumbering and often inefficient state firms to generate economic growth last year as private investment cooled.

The Commission's anti-graft efforts at state firms coincide with the imminent roll-out of ambitious new guidelines to overhaul China's inefficient state sector.

China is embarking on a sweeping plan to re-invigorate the country's inefficient state-owned enterprises and raise the global competitiveness of domestic industry.