Third economic entity

Author: Han Chuanchun
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Any theory arises from the need to solve real-world problems. The characteristics of Western countries' national conditions and the regional organizational characteristics under past productivity development conditions have determined that modern economics, dominated by Western economic theory, has failed to study regional organizations within sovereign states as important economic entities. Any theory arises from the need to solve real-world problems. The characteristics of Western countries' national conditions and the regional organizational characteristics under past productivity development conditions have determined that modern economics, dominated by Western economic theory, has failed to study regional organizations within sovereign states as important economic entities.
In today's world, economic globalization has raised the demand for national competitiveness, driving innovation in the internal power distribution mechanisms of sovereign states. The popularization of market economy ethics has awakened the "individual consciousness" of regions, further triggering organizational reforms within sovereign states. Regional organizations within sovereign states have now become the third major economic entity in the market system, coexisting with individual and corporate microeconomic entities as well as the state, a significant international economic entity.
China is vast in territory and exhibits significant regional disparities. In the process of establishing a market system, it is essential to treat domestic regional organizations as important market economy entities and conduct in-depth research on them. Only in this way can a comprehensive and effective market competition system be established, achieving the maximization of resource allocation efficiency. To this end, the theory of regional economic entities within sovereign states has emerged.