Enterprises which owned by the state had advantages in capital, technology and production scale, and private enterprises had higher production efficiency and market competitiveness than state-owned enterprises. The input-output ratio of national enterprises was lower than the private sectors.
Businesses that were owned by the government had an edge in terms of capital, technology, and production scale, whereas private businesses had greater productivity and market competitiveness compared to state-owned enterprises. The input-output ratio of national companies was lower than those in the private sector.