- It's not easy to balance the supply and demand with the price, and the seat assignment is equally important.
- A successful society must have a successful person, must give the success of the people deserve the return
- The demand curve is tilted downward, the higher the price, the less demand
- First of all, the most worthless of all time.
- Whatever the root of the income distribution gap, the widening of the income distribution gap, in a market economy, will inevitably result in the crowding-out effect of the rich on the poor, especially in the bottleneck sectors where supply is relatively limited and demand is relatively rigid.
- A country can only be made up of a public financial system, but the people who need to serve are more than 1 billion very different people
- There is no income tax without pay, and the cost of a family can be made into the company's costs, thereby reducing the company's profits, the company will eventually pay less tax
- Non-payment of physical benefits is unfair to companies and individuals who are taxed by the chapter
- Not taxing physical benefits is likely to exacerbate the income distribution situation
- The purchase order is a highly discriminatory policy which, while protecting the interests of some people, also undermines the interests of others and strengthens the value of an increasingly outdated thing-account
- In an increasingly complex economy, the way to regulate monetary policy without adjusting interest rates and simply by controlling the amount of money will become increasingly ineffective.
- Can price intervention really curb the too fast rise in prices? I'm afraid the answer is: it's hard
- Price intervention is almost inevitably accompanied by shortages and distribution problems
- Foreign capital, never an angel, but not always the devil
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