The market can indeed be described as a laissez-faire pricing mechanism. However, this price mechanism does not operate in a vacuum, and does not work effectively in any social system. The basic premise of the efficient operation of the price mechanism is the implicit assumption of Smith: to recognize individual "lusts" and to clear and protect individual property rights. Clear and guaranteed personal property is the basic premise of market existence. It is necessary to recognize the personal "lusts" and to ensure that individual property rights are supported by the corresponding institutions, which are not in our society. Dave Rosenberg, chief economist at Gluskin Sheff, said there was no real breakthrough in the bond market, and that current interest rate yields did not significantly break the mean and median levels since 2009. The income from the transfer of equity investment and the income tax treatment of losses Independence is more difficult in an age when cross-border spillovers of national monetary policy become powerful. These spillover effects make central Banks consider the impact of their policies on foreign and global systems. But it is difficult to pursue global goals when the central bank operates under the narrow, centralized mandate of its independence, and is close to impossible.