China's understanding of the market is mainly based on mechanical reference to western economic theory, but it ignores their assumptions and implicit assumptions. China's so-called mainstream economists' understanding of the market is more of a new classic. In other words, the market is an efficient allocation of social resources pricing mechanism. Although China has introduced new institutional economics, it has not read the meaning of "property rights", and mechanically believes that property rights are based on "stock of property". Mr Vesteson said he was concerned that "the message of strong growth and low inflation would become incongruent". He added that "economic growth will slow slightly next year", but inflation will continue to rise.