Commercial banks and private enterprises are both elements of the market economy

and they are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. However

the division of labor between the two industries is different. Because private enterprises are inherently fragile

commercial banks will despise ownership in the service group. In recent years

this phenomenon has been controversial both in theory and in practice. Commercial banks and private enterprises are consistent in their survival goals and market base. The difference is that under the conditions of market economy

funds are still in the market of sellers. Due to the inconsistency of their respective rules

preferences and behaviors

a normal differential consequence. To resolve this contradiction

we must build six foundations: the legal foundation

the institutional foundation

the cultural foundation

the technical foundation

the organizational foundation

and the survival foundation from the perspective of building a common foundation for narrowing the concepts

rules

and preferences of commercial banks and private enterprises.