Failure of internal governance bodies

An analysis on corporate governance 63 are not representative of the company at all levels of the real commitment of dedication, and do not have the residual claim on the company, such a mechanism obviously can not guarantee that the shareholders of the monitoring and incentive motivation, and ultimately into the managers of the company’s internal control.

4.3 The lack of external market mechanisms

As China’s non-tradable shares of listed companies are dominated, blocking occurs through control of the stock market. And it may change and weaken the capital market function of optimizing the allocation of resources.

5. The solutions to corporate governance

5.1 The establishment of the board self-evaluation system

Including the realization of the investment decision-making and the rationalization of decision-making process, promote and supervise the operation of enterprises in various sectors of system and organizations so that these aspects of operational procedures, and transparency, rationalization, and promote the institutionalization of internal control mechanisms, rationalizing and so on. Layer of governance must ensure that the second mechanism to maximize the objective of the interests of shareholders is a fair system of remuneration.

5.2 The establishment of a sound internal control mechanisms in listed companies

It includes the development of science, supporting the accounting norm system, relevant laws and regulations of China’s current loopholes and inadequacies of modifications to be added. At the same time, the stock market should intensify the supervision of disclosure of financial information management efforts, in the light of international practice, securities market to the existing governance structure and disclosure of financial information of listed companies to carry out corresponding reforms in the system.

5.3 Standardize the market order

Fierce market competition will reduce the slack management layer, and may help limit the behavior of low efficiency. Norms and product market competition can judge the results of company performance and managers using the basic standards of governance. The survival of the fittest of the market mechanism can play a stimulating and spur the role of managers.

6. Conclusion

Corporate governance has gained more and more attention both in theory and practice as a world wide research topic. Because the research of corporate governance is important to sustain development of the enterprises, to realize the social value of the enterprises, to protect the interests of the stakeholders and even to guarantee the wealth growth of the country. Sound corporate governance is a continuous process to solve problems and meet the challenge process. Improving corporate governance is a systematic project, it is necessary to the internal governance and external governance of the ways multi-pronged. References: Mari, K.. 2006. Corporate governance from the perspective of stakeholder, theory and in light of perceptions among Estonian owners and managers of relations with stakeholders. Ebs Review, 1. Chi-Kun Ho. 2005. Corporate governance and corporate competitiveness: An international analysis. Corporate Governance: An International Review , 132. Berle, A. A. Means, G. C.. 1932. The modern corporation and private property. New York: Commerce Clearing House, Inc.. Chan, F.. 2003. Corporate governance for the SME. Lawlink Resource, Winter. Retrieved from: http:www.lawlink.co.nzresources governance.pdf; Financial Review, July 19, 2001. Edited by Linda and Mary 64 Call for Papers Description This is Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing, a professional journal sponsored by American Sino-US Association of Entrepreneurs, and published across the United States by David Publishing Company, Chicago, IL, USA. In China, this journal is regularly issued by China National Publication Import Export Corporation on commission. Journal of Modern Accounting and Auditing is collected and indexed by the Library of U.S Congress. In addition, this journal is also retrieved by some renowned databases: Database of EBSCO, Massachusetts, USA ★ Chinese Database of CEPS, American Federal Computer Library Center OCLC, USA ★ Chinese Scientific Journals Database, VIP Corporation, Chongqing, China ★ The Journal welcomes both theoretical and empirical contributions, especially theoretical papers that yield novel testable implications and empirical papers that are theoretically well motivated. We would welcome manuscripts on all aspects of accounting and auditing, such as:   Accounting Theory and Practice, including Accounting Information and Systems, Behavioral Accounting, CostManagerial Accounting, Government and Non-profit Accounting, International Accounting and Finance, E-commerce Accounting and so on;  Auditing Theory and Practice, including research on Auditing Education, Auditing Industry, CPA Firms, Capital Market, Auditing Engagement and so on;   Internal Control, Corporate Governance, Corporate Performance, Corporate Accountability, Corporate Social Responsibility.   Other topics on accounting, auditing and finance. Requirements 1 Paper must be empirical or theoretical contributions without being published previously; 2 All other scholars’ words or remarks as well as their origins must be indicated if quoted; 3 English title, abstract and key words should be prerequisite; 4 Paper would contain no more than 8000 words except for excellent ones; 5 Patterns or forms should be conformed to the standard listed on our website. Hope to keep in touch by email and can publish some papers or books from you and your friends in USA. If you are interested in our journal, we also want to invite you to be our reviewer or become our editorial board members. You can send your CV to us. Expect to get your reply soon. Submission of manuscript Manuscripts should be sent online or as an email attachment to: accountantdavidpublishing.com, usaaccountantgmail.com.