Introduction Regional Government Is a Market Entity of Mezzoeconomy / 002
I. “9-in-3” Competition Among Regional Governments / 004
II. A Regional Government Utilizes the Supply-side Troika to Boost Market Economy / 008
III. Country, Region and Enterprise Are Correlated / 010
IV. There Are Dual Drives for the Development of Market Economy / 014
Chapter Ⅰ Resource Generation and Supply-side Troika Boosts Economic Growth / 020
I. Resource Generation and Economic Growth / 020
II. Government Is the First Investor in the Field of Resource Generation / 036
III. Supply-side Troika Boosts Economic Growth / 040
IV. The Boundary for An Effective Government to Adjust the Three Types of Resources / 046
Chapter Ⅱ Smith′s Third Book and Dual Attributes Theory of Governments / 052
I. Adam Smith′s Third Book and the Dual Attributes of Government / 052
II. Government′s “Political Achievements” and Official′s “Outlook on Political Achievements” / 058
III. Objective Function of Government′s Economic Activities: the Fiscal Revenue Determination Mechanism / 068
IV. Indicator Function of Government′s Economic Activities: the Regional Competitiveness Determination Mechanism / 072
Chapter Ⅲ Regional Government Competition and Government′s
Foresighted Leading / 082
I. The Characteristics of Regional Government Competition / 082
II. The Manifestation of Regional Government Competition / 086
III. The Spillover Effect of Competition Policy and “Voting with Feet” to Select a Regional Government / 112
IV. Government′s Foresighted Leading / 116
V. Disruptive Innovations in the Theory of Government′s Foresighted Leading / 121
Chapter Ⅳ Regional Resource Allocation Efficiency and New Engine for Economic Growth / 128
I. Comparison of Regional Resource Allocation Efficiency and Enterprise Resource Allocation Efficiency / 128
II. The Growth Stage Dominated by Industrial Economy / 132
III. The Growth Stage Dominated by Urban Economy / 136
IV. The Growth Stage Dominated by Innovative Economy / 140
V. The Growth Stage Dominated by Shared Economy / 144
VI. Gradient Transference of Regional Economic Competition / 148
VII. New Engine for Economic Growth / 154
Chapter Ⅴ Dual Entities of Market Economy and Three Mezzoeconomic Laws / 160
I. Carbon Emissions and Carbon Market (Case) / 160
II. Modern Market Economy / 176
III. Mature Effective Government / 178
IV. Dual Entities of Market Competition / 180
V. Three Mezzoeconomic Laws / 182
VI. On Competitive Neutrality / 186
Chapter Ⅵ A Mature Market Economy Is the Combination of Strong Effective Government and Strong Efficient Market / 192
I. Classification of Efficient Market and Types of Effective Government / 192
II. Potential Economic Growth Rate and Real Economic Growth Rate / 198
III. Washington Consensus and the Middle Income Trap / 200
IV. The Mode of Integrating Effective Government With Efficient Market and the Evaluation of It / 204
V. A Strong Effective Government and a Strong Efficient Market Contribute to a Mature Market Economy / 208
Conclusions Consensus on Micro, Mezzo, and Macroeconomic Analysis and Government′s Economic Behaviors / 218
I. Analysis of Micro, Mezzo, and Macroeconomic Behaviors / 218
II. Code of Conduct of an Effective Government / 230
III. Mezzoeconomics and China / 236
IV. Mezzoeconomics and the World / 239
