The reform of state-owned enterprises refers to the reform of various policies, systems and economic measures of state-owned enterprises, including the reform of enterprise management system, organizational structure, incentive mechanism and distribution mechanism. The purpose of state-owned enterprise reform is to improve the economic and social benefits of enterprises and enhance their competitiveness and market influence.
The mixed reform of state-owned enterprises refers to the diversification of property rights and the optimization of governance structure by introducing private capital, implementing employee stock ownership plan and introducing strategic investors. The purpose of mixed reform of state-owned enterprises is to improve the operating efficiency and innovation ability of enterprises and further promote their development by introducing market mechanism.
Therefore, the main difference between the reform of state-owned enterprises and the mixed reform of state-owned enterprises is that the reform of state-owned enterprises is mainly to reform various policies and systems of enterprises, while the mixed reform of state-owned enterprises realizes the diversification of property rights and the optimization of governance structure by introducing private capital, implementing employee stock ownership plan and introducing strategic investors.