Unbalanced quota economics

Author: Sun Tianfa
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Under conditions of oversupply, free competition is no longer a suitable concept, and the force of full information provides technical guarantees for scientific price determination. The author proposes reducing production costs to the lowest level by intensifying the competition of professional managers for corporate operational rights, and determining the market price of goods through the cost-plus-average-profit method. One of the responsibilities of economic research is to provide theoretical ideas and frameworks for the healthy development of the socio-economy. The theoretical contributions of Imbalanced Quota Economics are evident: First, the concept of full information. Second, the concept of a "sinful equilibrium." Third, the imbalance of the labor market. Fourth, the establishment of a relatively ideal antitrust model. Fifth, correcting market imbalances through quotas. Sixth, competition for operational rights. Seventh, protecting consumer investment rights. The main content of this book includes Part I: Imbalanced Perspective, Imbalanced Paradox, Economic Imbalance Perspective, Methods to Solve Imbalances; Part II: Imbalanced Markets, Labor Market, Capital Market, Industrial Product Market, Agricultural Product Market; Part III: Institutional Building of Quota Economics, Framework Design of Imbalanced Economy, etc.