goods; merchandise; products created through labor, including both material goods and spiritual or cultural wealth

To produce or manufacture goods or resources through labor and tools; can also refer to human activity that creates economic utility.

economic activity or sector, such as agriculture, manufacturing, or service; often used to specifically refer to modern industry

To arise, come into being, or bring about; to produce or generate (a result, a phenomenon, or physical effects like heat or electricity)

(accounting) economic resources or capital owned or controlled by a business entity that can be measured in monetary terms, including fixed and current assets

real estate; property consisting of land and the buildings on it

output; yield; production volume

property; assets; estate; belongings; includes both physical wealth like money and land, and intangible assets like copyrights and patents

landed estate; property including land and the buildings on it

the working class; specifically the social class of workers who do not own the means of production and rely on selling their labor to earn a living

house or buildings owned by an individual or a group as property

ownership rights over tangible or intangible assets, including land, buildings, and intellectual property

made or produced within one's own country

The legal rights protecting creative work and inventions in science, technology, literature, and art; includes copyrights, patents, and trademarks.

agricultural products; farm produce

productive force; production capability or efficiency

the capitalist class; the bourgeoisie or propertied class, characterized by the ownership of production tools and the use of hired labor

the ruling political party of the People's Republic of China, often abbreviated as [[中共|中共|zhong1 gong4]]

The political party of the working class based on the theories of Marxism-Leninism

property or assets left behind by a person after death; bequest

to lose all of one's property; (of a person or business) to be declared legally bankrupt and have assets liquidated

to industrialize; to develop something (a product, service, or concept) into a commercial industry; industrialization

Property and economic resources owned by the state, including funds, fixed assets, and natural resources

safety in production; to maintain safety standards in manufacturing or industrial processes

A newly developed or released item for sale

to increase output or yield in manufacturing or agriculture

the monetary value of total production or output within a specific period

a result or consequence of a specific set of circumstances or historical conditions

to put into production; to go into operation; to enter the production phase

A member of a Communist Party, especially a member of the Communist Party of China.

The route or set of machinery and equipment through which products pass during the process of manufacture; assembly line

Social system and stage of human development characterized by common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social classes; political and economic ideology or doctrine established by [[马克思|馬克思|ma3 ke4 si1]] and [[恩格斯|恩格斯|en1 ge2 si1]]

A basic unit of labor and accounting in rural collective economies, specifically referring to the lowest level of organization during the People's Commune period in China.

to produce during the course of a year

mineral products; minerals extracted from the earth, such as coal, oil, or metals

a high level of output or production

The total value of all products produced during a specific period, expressed in monetary terms; reflects the overall results of an economic unit or sector.

Japanese car manufacturer

to cease manufacturing; to stop production of a product or at a facility

Useful or valuable plants and animals produced in rivers, lakes, and seas; includes items such as fish, crabs, and seaweed

the physical materials needed for manufacturing or production, such as tools, machinery, and raw materials; capital goods

The tertiary sector of the economy; specifically the service sector which includes industries such as transportation, commerce, finance, and education.

producer of goods or commodities; manufacturer; a laborer who creates products

A woman who is currently in labor or who has recently given birth and is in recovery.

postnatal; the period of time immediately following childbirth

The amount of something produced, especially in relation to the materials or effort put in; production

The expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it can survive on its own; a miscarriage or abortion.

place of origin for a product; manufacturing location; producing area

the total market value of all goods and services produced within a country over a specific period; gross domestic product (GDP)