ABSTRACT
Trade Office attend, along with 130 delegates from the fifty-five trial groups. The groups complain of excessive local government and departmental interference. The main difficulties arise over profit-sharing agreements and the ‘core’ enterprise or mother companies complain they still lack funds needed to create greater internal ‘cohesion’. The trial group members suggest national investment policies be inclined towards the groups, finance companies be further promoted and in particular that they be allowed stock market listings.
