The important stabilizers of a country are its political system, economic system, etc. The political system refers to the organizational form and operating mechanism of state power, including the provisions and practices of the constitution, legislative bodies, administrative agencies, judicial agencies, and the military. The stability of the political system is directly related to the country's governance capacity and the maintenance of social order.

The economic system refers to the country’s economic management methods and market operation models, including regulations and practices in ownership forms, resource allocation methods, price formation mechanisms, tax policies, financial systems, etc. The stability of the economic system is directly related to the country's economic growth and people's livelihood and well-being.