Wang Qi's economic theory system drew on concepts and thought processes from both microeconomics and macroeconomics, yet it differed from the two.
From the perspective of individuals, it sought to explore concepts such as production, labor, and consumption, combined with Shenzhou's Immortal Dao technology, to study the economic behavior of individual producers, consumers, and market economic activities in society, as well as how the individual values of corresponding economic variables are determined.
Then, these individual behaviors were synthesized to establish an overall model, starting with each individual's behavior within the model to simulate the whole, treating all individual behavioral strategies as collective behavior, looking for the optimal pattern.
It was neither microeconomics nor could it be said to be macroeconomics.
In fact, whether it was Marx or Keynes, their original theories were impossible to be reproduced in this world.
