Foreign experience of establishing public corporations in the structure of the modern economics

The article describes the features of foreign experience in forming public corporations within the framework of the modern economics. The formation and development of public corporations in foreign countries are tracked; their main features are determined. The state-owned corporations in the United States, Canada, India, Japan, UK, and South Korea are examined as the examples. The evolution of the forms of arrangement of public corporations in different countries at different historical stages of development of the national economy is determined. The opportunities and prospects of using the international experience of public corporations in Russia are identified.

state corporations, organizational-legal form, socioeconomic impact, public sector, historical forms of corporations, public corporations’ functions, state owner, management of corporate systems, property policy of the state, federal state corporations