The relationship between enterprises and the market is simple: enterprises exist for the needs of the market, or they serve the market. The market has different needs, and enterprises have developed and expanded in order to meet the various needs of the market. Of course, without market demand, enterprises would not exist.

Further: the relationship between enterprises and markets is a social problem, and the market is the root of all relationships. With market demand, enterprises can meet this demand, and processing, manufacturing, sales and purchasing (market demand) will form a cycle.

Enterprises and markets are only two fundamentally different forms of expression that link productivity under the promotion or restriction of material productivity and information productivity.

Enterprises are the leading mode of production with division of labor; Market is the main mode of production of division of labor and cooperation. The property rights and management systems of enterprises and markets are based on this. The productivity, mode of production and property rights of enterprises and markets are isomorphic, forming a complete and objective unity of enterprises or markets.