Question 2: How do you say "virtual economy" and "real economy" in English? Thank you. There are many sayings about virtual economy: virtual economy/unreal economy/symbolic economy/virtual economy/unreal economy. There are also many opinions about the real economy/real economy/as for the variation of the meaning of the virtual economy, some people insist on using lies that distort the facts to make the virtual economy in the United States. The "trillion-dollar lie" imposed on the virtual economy researchers in China, our attitude is to abide by Dante's motto: "Seguiil Luo Corso, Elascia dir le gentil (go your way, let others talk)!" Regarding the extension of Marx's "virtual capital", Li Jiange, deputy director of the State Council Economic Restructuring Office, said in the article "Correct Understanding of Virtual Economy" (People's Daily Online, February 24, 2003): "These people use the virtual economy in the sense of" virtual capital "proposed by Marx. ..... Marx said virtual capital, English is' virtual capital' and German is' fiktives capital'. Whether it's English fiction or German ‘fiktives', it's totally different from English virtuality. The former should be translated into falsehood, illusion, fiction and illusion. " This is in line with the "virtual economy" used in the English version of the political report of the 16th National Congress. But the author explains that virtual technology comes from computers, and then discusses finance. This is just as I put forward in my first questioning article: If we can talk about finance by making computer virtual technology into a "virtual economy", then can we talk about finance by making hard disk technology a "hard disk economy" and keyboard technology a "keyboard economy"? The relevant explanation of "virtual economy" violates the basic principles of economics. Coincidentally, the article of "Virtual Economic Research Center" of Tianjin University also tries to deny the basic laws of economics. For example, in the "Research on Virtual Economy" published by the Center, there is a passage: "Virtual economy, illusory economy, symbolic economy, virtual economy and other words relative to' real economy' are commonly used abroad to summarize the corresponding research content. Virtual economy is actually a kind of specific economic operation relationship centered on' capitalization pricing model'. In the contemporary economy where financial assets are expanding day by day, capitalization pricing method permeates all aspects of the economy, so the operation mode of the whole economy has changed greatly compared with the traditional industrialized economy. ..... Just as the virtual economy is bound to have a great impact on people's lives, the study of the virtual economy will also have a great impact on traditional economic theory. " There is no consistent definition and systematic research on virtual economy in the world, and because of the same translation, three different concepts are confused and all translated into virtual economy. One refers to the virtual economy); Related to virtual capital transactions such as securities, futures and options; Second, it refers to the virtual economy based on information technology, also known as digital economy or network economy. The third refers to the visual economy of computer simulation. In order to distinguish these three concepts, I personally advocate translating virtual economy into virtual economy, virtual economy into network economy or virtual economy, and visual economy into visual economy. It should be noted that the concepts of network economy and virtual economy are different. Network economy refers to the mode of economic operation, and virtual economy refers to the mode of economic activity, which must be distinguished.
Question 3: With the coming of knowledge economy, how do you say it in English?
Question 4: How do you say economics in English? economics
[part of speech]: adj.
[Pinyin]: j Ρ n jīn jīXué
[explanation]:
Economical and practical;
Economy;
Economy;
Political economy;
Economics;
Economics;
Economics;
Rich;
1. Economics;
Economic science;
Political economy;
Economics (as a research field)
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Economics of economics; economic
Economic society; economic society
Economist; Economist; A plutocratic person; & amp (= National Bureau of Standards) National Bureau of Standards ....
School of Economics; Economist; Economic school
History of economics; History of economics
School of economics 1. Economic research institute
Economist; Economic philosopher; cameraman
Pure economics pure economics; Pure economic theory
Environmental economics; Environmental economics; ....
Sports economics
Legislative economics; Legislative economics
Foreign economics
Labor economics; Labor economics; labor economics
Descriptive economics; Descriptive economics
Financial Economics Money Economics Financial Economics; pecuniary ....
Bioeconomics Bioeconomics; Bioeconomics; Bioeconomics; & amp ....
Configuration economics
Question 5: Teaching economics in English.
Engaged in economic work.
If it helps you,
Please adopt it. Thank you.
Engage in economics.
Engaged in economic work.
Question 6: How do you say the Central Economic Work Conference in English?
the Central Economic Working Conference
Question 7: The English translation of Market Economy 1\2 is correct, but it depends on the context.
Question 8: How to say it contributes to economic growth in English?
is very good also
I found you an example.
Safeguard national unity, national unity and social stability, and promote economic development and all-round social progress.
Safeguard national unity, national unity and social stability, and promote economic development and social progress.
Support ... growth
Stupid ideas are ok.
Question 9: The commonly used abbreviations in personal capital are consumer price index, and the English abbreviations are CPI producer price index PPI (producer price index) and GNP deflator.
GDP is the abbreviation of English "Gro fu s", which means gross domestic product and gross national product (GNP).
CRB is a futures price index, which reflects the level of futures prices. ECI is an employment cost index.
Question 10: With the development of economy, our living standard has been greatly improved. With the development of economy, our living standard has been greatly improved.