Regarding "Tragic Economic Optimum" From Holistic Perspective

Constantin Popescu and Alexandru Taşnadi
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Constantin Popescu: Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest
Alexandru Taşnadi: Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest

Annals - Economy Series, 2010, vol. 4.I, 43-52

Abstract: Communication aims to discuss the new scientific vision of "the entire integrated" as it follows the recent achievements of quantum physics, psychology and biology. From this perspective, economy is seen as a living organism, part of the social organism and together with de bright ecology. The optimum of the economy as a living organism is based on dynamic compatibilities with all common living requirements. The evolution of economic life is organically linked to the unavoidable circumstances contained in the form of V. Frankl ‘s tragic triad consisting of: pain, guilt and death. In interaction with the holistic triad circumscribed by limitations, uncertainties and open interdependencies, the tragic economic optimum (TEO) is formed. It can be understood as that state of economic life in which freedom of choice of scarce resources under uncertainty has in the compatibility of rationality and hope the development criteria of MEANING. TEO means to say YES to economic life even in conditions of resource limitations, bankruptcies and unemployment, negative externalities, stress, etc. By respiritualization of responsibility using scientific knowledge. TEO - involves multicriteria modeling of economic life by integrating human demands, community, environmental, spiritual and business development in the assessment predicting human GDP as a variable wave aggregate.

Keywords: tragic triad; holistic triad; integrated whole; whole living health; holistic multicriteriality (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
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