If the private companies depend mostly on the stock market for financing (like American companies do), then it would be bad for the state. The state wants companies to get funds by borrowing from national banks, because then it is easy to control who wins and who fails. If private companies get funded by selling stocks on the market, it would mean that the state cannot easily control who gets money and who does not get money. Such loss of control is bad. In jargon, the government wants private companies to do debt-financing, not equity-financing.

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