Essence and criteria of identification of an economic object

Kaparulina Iryna M. ()
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Kaparulina Iryna M.: National Aviation University

The Problems of Economy, 2013, issue 3, 247_253

Abstract: The article is devoted to the problem of marking out economic objects among other objects of reality. The methodological grounds of the study is formed on the basis of close interlacing of two directions of development of the modern economic methodology: logical and cognitive (synthesis of psycho-physiology, philosophy and economy) and socio-constructivistic (synthesis of economy and other spheres of public life). Using the cause-effect method the article analyses the essence of the economic category "economic object" and interconnection of this category with such categories as "economic subject" and "economic unit". The article identifies key features of economic activity. It forms necessary criteria of identification of a fragment of reality as economic object and specifies two levels of economic objects in the modern world economy. The offered approach to consideration of an economic object plays the role of a prerequisite of creation of a paradigm of the universal synthesis when economy is considered as an organic part of reality.

Keywords: economic activity; economic object; economic subject; economic unit; synthesis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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