The power structure of the enterprise

Author: Wang Dingding
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: "The Power Structure of the Firm" is a collection of essays by the renowned scholar Wang Dingding. It selects outstanding articles that Wang Dingding has published successively in "IT Manager World" in recent years. The author is committed to using his extensive knowledge to interpret traditional economic issues and management phenomena. The articles often roam between "economics and philosophy," and touch upon multiple fields such as religion, ethics, and physiology, making it a powerful work that systematically analyzes knowledge, labor, corporate operations, market environments, and social development in the context of the new economy. The economics of the new economy, even if it is already contained within the old economics, is far beyond the understanding of the conservative perspective of traditional economics. What we need is to approach everything practical and impractical with the fresh eyes of a newborn—so long as it is beautiful. The general equilibrium theory of neoclassical economics provides an analytical framework for determining the value of goods in neoclassical economics, which is the set of prices and quantities of all goods that make an economy efficiently allocated resources given the structure of resource endowments, preference structures, technological structures, and institutional structures.