The traditional Western valuation system does not fully reflect China's fundamental national conditions,leading to a phenomenon of undervaluation of Chinese assets,especially for state-owned assets.It is necessary to establish a Chinese characteristic valuation system that aligns with China's national conditions and reflects the social responsibility and long-term value of state-owned enterprises.Based on the analysis of the valuation characteristics,existing problems,and underlying reasons in China's A-share stock market,this paper utilizes the Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP)and case analysis methods to construct a Chinese characteristic valuation system and examines its practical application effect.The paper finds that in the A-share market,state-owned enterprises are generally undervalued compared to non-state-owned enterprises.The fundamental reason lies in the differences in economic development,industrial structure,and the nature of enterprises,as the traditional Western valuation models fail to capture the social value of enterprises adequately.By establishing a Chinese characteristic valuation index system and incorporating the social responsibility factor into the valuation model,the valuation of state-owned enterprises is optimized.Moreover,the paper proposes policy suggestions from the perspectives of enterprises,capital,and the market to improve the valuation system for state-owned enterprises in China.This paper enriches the research on the corporate valuation system and provides empirical insights for optimizing the valuation system of state-owned enterprises.
Chinese characteristic valuation systemstate-owned enterprisesAnalytic Hierarchy Process(AHP)analysis methodcomprehensive responsibility value
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