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This book is based on the comprehensive grasp and analysis of the financial data of Zhongguancun listed companies (ZLCs), and in-depth observations by ZLCA for many years. This book presents the capital market distribution, overall scale, profitability, innovation ability and social contribution of ZLCs in multiple dimensions, and carris out thematic analysis and research of the high proportion of accounts receivable to current assets in ZLCs in recent years, aiming at objectively presenting their competitive strength and development. Whether investors, researchers or reporters who are interested in Z-Park, this book is an important reference to better understand the latest development of Z-Park and the high-quality listed companies in Z-Park.

1. The Development Report of ZLCs in 2020 -- 2. Report on Profitability of ZLCs in 2020 -- 3. Report on Solvency and Operating Capability Analysis of ZLCs in 2020 -- 4. Report on Innovation Capability of ZLCs in 2020 -- 5. Report on Governance Capacity of Domestic ZLCs in 2020.

This article aims to explain the considerable state ownership in listed companies in Norway (SOiN) at present. The extant literature has pointed to alleged national idiosyncrasies to explain this special feature of Norwegian capitalism. The main contribution of this article is a comparative perspective. It shows that most European countries have pursued selective protectionism (i.e., to secure national ownership in key companies). It also shows that financial capital was not crucial for selective protectionism. On this background, the article discusses why state ownership became the mode of selective protectionism in Norway. It argues that the main reason is that large private (often multinational) companies did not develop in the wake of the second Industrial Revolution. Another key reason is that a specific hybrid ownership model that was developed after 1945 became an available institutional solution for securing national ownership after 1990. A common ground and a compromise were found on this model, based both on trust and distrust toward the state: a trust in that the state could operate as a passive and private owner, and a corresponding distrust in the state as an active industrialist and owner.

Chapter1.Overview: Development of the NEEQ Exchange -- Chapter2.Overview of Zhongguancun NEEQ Market -- Chapter3.Growth Analysis of Zhongguancun NEEQ Companies -- Chapter4.Industry Distribution of Zhongguancun NEEQ Companies -- Chapter5.The Analysis of Economic and Social Contribution and the Policy Subsidies of Zhongguancun NEEQ Companies -- Chapter6.Comparative Analysis of the Development Status of NEEQ Companies -- Chapter7.Summary and Recommendation