In the 1920s and 1930s, the great depression forced western economic theorists to reflect on the definition of the market. The final answer is completely laissez faire is not enough, the invisible hand sometimes does not exist, market failure, government should be on economic activity on the "total" intervention, so "macroeconomics" was born. Roosevelt also accepted Keynes's proposal to impose a "New Deal" on government intervention in the economy. It has now formed the world's most consensus-building government: fiscal policy, monetary policy, and, of course, none of these "new" policies. Understand that these opportunities will empower people Some would say that the central bank's way of ensuring independence is to abandon macroprudential policies and micro-prudential policies and to take unconventional interventions in the securities market. But the crisis is an important lesson, macroeconomic and financial policies are closely connected, when the two tasks in the same institution, management by different commission, their coordination is the most effective. And because interest rates are low and uncertain, a crisis is coming, and unconventional policies will come back. But administrators lost £990 a year compared to full-time employees and the average sales or customer service worker lost £800 a year. But to increase political accountability and to sacrifice the independence of the central bank is to throw the baby out of the bath. Monetary policy is complex and technical. Handing control to politicians is more prudent than handing over keys to the country's nuclear power plants. Along with the social network virtualization, the market is not necessarily true place and place, many of today's business is achieved through the computer network, China's largest e-commerce site, taobao is to provide the exchange of virtual market. Taobao, Asia's largest online retail business circle, is committed to creating the world's preferred online retail business, founded by alibaba group on May 10, 2003. Taobao now spans two large parts of C2C (consumer) and B2C (merchant to individual). As of 2008, there were more than 98 million registered users, with the majority of online shoppers in China, covering the vast majority of online shoppers in China. In 2008, the transaction volume was 999.6 billion yuan, accounting for 80% of the online shopping market.