The Relationship Between Real Economy and Virtual Economy
Hang Wu
Abstract
Hang Wu
Abstract
In the broad sense, real economy refers to such economic activities as the production and sale of physical products and spiritual products. The characteristics of the real economy can be summarized as tangibleness, subjectivity, fundamentality and equilibrium. The real economy is the basis for the development of virtual economy, the premise for virtual economy to expand the business scale, and also the basis for the innovation of various virtual economic tools. When the virtual economy and the real economy achieve balanced development, virtual economy is a powerful booster of the healthy development of real economy, and plays a significant role in promoting the production and circulation. On the other hand, when the virtual economy runs out of order, makes excessive innovation and realizes a serious departure from the development requirements of real economy, it will also lead to the real economy turbulence.
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In the broad sense, real economy refers to such economic activities as the production and sale of physical products and spiritual products. The characteristics of the real economy can be summarized as tangibleness, subjectivity, fundamentality and equilibrium. The real economy is the basis for the development of virtual economy, the premise for virtual economy to expand the business scale, and also the basis for the innovation of various virtual economic tools. When the virtual economy and the real economy achieve balanced development, virtual economy is a powerful booster of the healthy development of real economy, and plays a significant role in promoting the production and circulation. On the other hand, when the virtual economy runs out of order, makes excessive innovation and realizes a serious departure from the development requirements of real economy, it will also lead to the real economy turbulence.
Key concepts: Virtual economy, Real economy, Digital economy, Information economy, Service economy, Economy, Order (exchange), Post-industrial economy