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The market mechanism; an organic connection and interaction among various elements in a market economy and their function in regulating the allocation of resources. The market mechanism is a main form of using the law of value to regulate commodity production and circulation. In a socialist market economy, the market mechanism plays a basic role in the allocation of resources under the state's macroeconomic control.

The market economy; a national economy taking the market as a basic adjustment measure (as distinguish to "planned economy").

Bubble economy: the phenomenon of violent fluctuation in asset prices and much higher market prices than the true value in a market economy.

Planned economy; an economic system that is planned by a country to control and manage national economy on the basis of the collective ownership of the means of production (antonym for "market economy").

An abbreviation for a stock market disaster or calamity, meaning a sudden slump in stock prices due to some factor after contradictions in the stock market have reached a certain level, thus causing upheaval of social economy and great losses.

市场经济与计划经济都是发展经济的手段。: A market economy and a planned economy are both means to develop the economy.
我对市场经济的了解很差。: My understanding of market economy is very limited.
满足国内市场的内向型经济: domestically-oriented economy aimed at meeting the needs of the domestic market
市场经济已不再受人们的排拒。: The concept of a market economy is no longer rejected by people.
陈旧的经济体制必须进行改革，这是市场经济发展的必然结果。: The old economic system must be reformed, an inevitable result of the development of the market economy.