Most western interest-rate determinism focuses on the analysis of supply and demand comparisons, arguing that interest rates are a price. The difference lies in what supply and demand determines interest rates. For example, Marshall's real interest rate theory emphasizes the real factors of non-monetary factors - productivity and the role of economy in determining interest rate decisions. Productivity is expressed by marginal propensity to invest, and the marginal propensity to save is expressed. 1. The accounting income is based on the actual economic business of the enterprise, and the sales revenue obtained from selling products or providing services is deducted from the cost of actual sales revenue. These economic businesses include both external and internal transactions. Business activities with the outside world transfer the assets or liabilities of an enterprise, since it is usually a direct monetary income, so its measurement is generally accurate. The use or transfer of assets within an enterprise, as a result of a non-direct monetary balance, is usually not accurate. According to traditional accounting views, changes in market prices or expected prices are not included in the transfer of internal assets. When a transaction occurs, the price of an old asset is usually transferred to the new asset, which is the measurement of the proceeds of the transaction. The transaction method automatically deduces the process of determining income during sales or trading, as well as the cost transfer practice in accounting. The general value form, while the general value form is not equal to the local value form. The practice of value must be determined in a certain category.