Mobilization Of National Economy To Mobilize Resources Management Research

Set in the context of China's economic development, this essay discusses necessary preparations for national economic mobilization in times of war or crisis, focusing on how to ensure the availability of resources. The essay examines economic mobilization from the perspective of the re-allocation of non-national-defense resources, and proposes the concept of mobilizable resources, which it defines as human and material resources that have been evaluated, documented and kept on"reserve status".The essay outlines the relationship of stock national defense resources to the irregular resource demands of wars and crises, thereby clearly defining the limits of economic mobilization in today's context. The essence of economic mobilization is to manage the re-allocation of non-national-defense resources and improve efficiency in order to close the gap between real demands and stock resources.Starting from a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the resource demands during a number of past wars, the paper considers the best means to ensure sufficient resources during wartime. Taking into account the growth of demand index, and the constraints of production growth, the essay models how resources from multiple sources can be brought together to meet demands, and illustrates the strengths of mobilizable resources and the limitations of other kinds of resources.The essay discusses the existence of mobilizable resources and the means of managing them through analyses of the work systems of civilian economic resources, macro management and, micro cost-effectiveness. The essay also demonstrates the feasibility of employing input-output analysis/models and state transition models in the management of mobilizable resources.The essay highlights the management model and networks model of mobilizable resources and recommends an efficient system of categorization and evaluation, in order to facilitate a rapid response by the whole of society in times of crisis and war. The paper demonstrates the strengths of mobilizable resources, the most important of...