From an Economist feature on rising entrepreneurship in China and how its "economic dynamism owes much to those outside the government's embrace."
More than twice as many enterprises since 2000, but the number of state-owned ones barely rises while the non-state number goes up more like 8-fold. State-held assets less than 50%, with profits and sales less than 30 percent.
Point: the rise of state capitalism can be overstated. China isn't succeeding through state capitalism, but despite its lingering presence.