"When we do something right, no one will remember; when we do something wrong, no one will forget!" - National Institute of Meteorology, Washington, USA

Our dinner is not not from the butcher, the brewer, and the baker, but from their concern for their own interests. ——Adam Smith, "The Wealth of Nations" (1776)

Since 1520, only 85 institutions in the world have survived to this day, 50 of which are universities. Universities survive on dreams and hopes - this is the history of universities. ?——L.C. Berlinger, President of Columbia University, USA

Politics is like riding a bicycle: bend down but look ahead, be silent but ride hard. ?——Belgian Prime Minister Verhofstadt

The government’s top priority is not to do what people are already doing, no matter whether the results are better or worse; Things that have never been acted upon by people. ——John Maynard Keynes: "The End of Laissez-faire" (1926)

It is difficult to remain calm on the surface of the sea, and even less so for the balance of social values. It is determined by supply and demand: things that are artificial or legal, often punish themselves in turn through overproduction and corporate bankruptcy. ——Ralph Waldo Emerson (1860)

The age of knights has passed, and with it comes the age of wise men, economists, and computer scientists. ——Edmund Burke

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Political economics aims to highlight the status of a certain class in economic activities based on the interests of the class it represents. and function spontaneously study the laws of value or economic laws from a certain aspect, while scientific economics consciously studies the laws of value or economic laws as a whole.

Symmetric economics is scientific economics. The core of economics is economic laws; in the view of symmetrical economics, the optimal allocation and optimal regeneration of resources are only the expansion and concrete manifestation of economic laws. The object of economics should be the economic laws and economic essence behind the optimal allocation and optimal regeneration of resources. , instead of staying at the level of optimal allocation and optimal regeneration of resources.

What remains at the level of optimal allocation and optimal regeneration of resources is political economics rather than scientific economics.

To study the laws of economic development, we must study economic phenomena as a whole. Macroeconomics and microeconomics are two symmetrical aspects of a unified economy, so within the framework of the scientific symmetrical economics paradigm , there are macroeconomics and microeconomics, there is no difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics; and political economics always divides economics into macroeconomics and microeconomics.

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