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Annotation. This article examines the relationship between the government of the country and state-owned corporations, their differences, both positive and negative, from the enterprises of the non-state sector, analyzes the goals of state corporations and their role in the state economy

In each country, the corporate governance structure has certain char-acteristics or constituent elements, which distinguish it from structures in other countries. To date, researchers have identified three models of corporate govern-ance in developed capital markets. These are the Anglo-US model, the Japanese model, and the German model. The article analyzes the Anglo-American, Japa-nese and German

The paper considers key promising areas that characterize the degree of efficiency of state-owned corporations: incorporation of corporations, study of the corporate governance organization system, detailed analysis of privatization processes, consideration of the processes of regulating the activities of state-owned companies, liberalization of economic policy, training of corporate personnel.

The increased attention to state corporations today is a consequence of the expansion of the state's position in the economy, a synthesis of state control and market principles for doing business. State corporations are founded to ensure the implementation of certain public policies where market institutions do not always manage their functions or do not