I believe economic decisions often involve resource assignment, perspectives, and future development. Resource allocation may be constrained by limited land, labor resources, and time distribution, potentially failing to meet demands.
Multiple perspectives—government, enterprises, and individual households-on decision making frequently present conflicting or even opposing objectives. Without careful deliberation, risks are likely to result.
Economic markets are volatile and unpredictable. Without careful consideration of future development, significant risks may arise.
Therefore, economic decision-making is inherently challenging.