Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 4 / 2012 (569)
Mystical Economics
The theoretical construct of Economics based on the assumption of self-regulation has, apart from a logical inconsistency coming from the depletion of the subject-object cognitive relationship, multiple epistemic inadequacies. Essentially, the latter ones derive from the belief that inter-subjectivity is not the explicit source of economic processes. The vision of Economics on its own object starts thus from the hypothesis that the origin of phenomena is extra-human, the link with the components of the human condition - labor, work, action - is over-determined, while the evolution of reality occurs by itself. By accepting this way of understanding, we find ourselves in the same undefined relationship like in the case of gravity: we can clearly see that it is an universal force, which is manifested objectively, we cannot oppose it, we do not know where it comes from or what causes it.
Contents
- Study Regarding Fiscal Policy – Corporative Social Responsibility Correlation
Georgeta VINTILĂ
Ștefan Daniel ARMEANU
Maria-Oana FILIPESCU
Maricica MOSCALU
Paula LAZĂR
- Investment Activities of Businesses
and the Use of European Financial Support
in the Czech Republic at the Time of Crisis
Dagmar ČÁMSKÁ
Jiří KLEČKA
- Organisational Behaviour Influence Elements in the New Economic Paradigm
Laura-Maria DINDIRE
- Non Security – Premise of Cybercrime
Ion IVAN
Daniel MILODIN
Cătălin SBORA
- The Economic Crisis and Working Capital
Management of Companies
Hana SCHOLLEOVA
- Contributions to the Substantiation of the National,
Original and Coherent Strategy of Interruption
of the Involution of Romania’s Agriculture
Gabriela MOLĂNESCU
- The Swedish Model in Employment.
Post-Crisis Solutions
Mirela Ionela ACELEANU
- Optimizing Human Resource Management
within Companies Experiencing Accelerated Growth,
in an Unstable Economy
Mircea Alexandru DINU
Dumitru-Alexandru BODISLAV
- Challenges of the Economic Science
During the Crisis
Ioana MOLDOVAN
Raluca Andreea POPA