Anbound's chief researcher Chan Kung pointed out that there are three forms of war in the world. After the Hot War and the Cold War, the new international confrontation and the form of competition in the future world will be in the form of war on business or market. The key weapons and strategic solutions in this world's "market war" are not military artilleries; instead it lies in six dimensions of competitive policies and strategies. Strategies, policies and tools that effectively apply these six dimensions can efficiently change the size of the world market space and generate its associated influence.

1. Gaining upper hand in technological and intellectual property.

2. The boundary of trade and consumption space and its guarantee. Without this, the market and the standard would belong to others, and the economy of a country will become dependent on the markets of other countries.

3. Thee political conflicts of ideological, cultural and moral forms.

4. The interests of money and financial capital, as well as its safety and risk control.

5. The law. In today's world, the law's supranational application has long been the norm.

6. The market alliance and regional cooperation. Various regional organizations and alliances have formed the intricate market relations and interests of the world market, and they are increasingly becoming important participants and de facto controllers of world markets.