The historical background of capital operation in the United States

It was invented by two Jewish students at Harvard University in their graduation thesis in 1859, and was launched by the US government in the western region to shorten the development gap between the eastern and western regions.

100 years ago, the United States and China today faced the same problem, that is, the unbalanced development of the east and west regions, so they also carried out the development of the west. At that time, the United States passed the "Homestead Act" to encourage people in the eastern region to cultivate and develop in the west. This was the famous "Westward Movement" in American history.

However, after a period of time, it was found that the effect was not very obvious, so the U.S. government applied the invention of the two Harvard students and put this model into the western region, thus attracting a large number of people to go there. It has rapidly promoted the development of local real estate, transportation, tourism and other industries, and the economy has also rapidly improved.

Capital operation, also known as capital management, consumer investment, chain sales, highlight economy, offshore economy, etc., is a concept created by the business community in mainland China.

It refers to a management method that uses market rules to achieve value appreciation and efficiency growth through the skillful operation of capital itself or the scientific movement of capital. In short, it is a business activity that uses the capital market to make money from small to large, using inventive know-how and means to buy and sell companies and assets.