Author(s)

Yi Ding ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Curtin Singapore, Singapore

Corresponding Author

Yi Ding

ABSTRACT

The financial economy and the real economy are two key components of the modern economic system. As a platform for the circulation and allocation of funds, the financial economy is inseparable from the actual production and services of the real economy. The positive interaction between the two is essential for economic stability and sustainable development. Starting from the analysis of the role of the real economy on the financial economy, this paper studies the impact of the financial economy on the real economy, and puts forward the main measures to promote the benign interaction between the financial economy and the real economy. By deeply understanding and promoting the interaction between the financial economy and the real economy, we can better understand the working mechanism of the economic system and make important contributions to stable economic growth, job creation and social welfare.

KEYWORDS

Financial economy, real economy, benign interaction

CITE THIS PAPER

Yi Ding, Reflections on the benign interaction between the financial economy and the real economy. Financial Engineering and Risk Management (2023) Vol. 6: 113-117. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/ferm.2023.060614.

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