On Iron Laws of Economics :: Economics Essays

On Iron Laws of EconomicsABSTRACT 1. A strong interest shown by modern society to the sphere of stinting attitudes, and connected to it the growing authority of the economists. - 2. Perception about the iron laws of economics as highest criteria of economic activity and life in general (economic fatalism). - 3. An exploration of the about widespread motives of housesafekeeping struggle for a survival, earning ones life, earning on the black day. - 4. Logical circumvention of all these motives confirmed by the daily facts. - 5. Managing for the sake of managing - professions for amateurs. - 6. narrowing the sphere of action of the economic laws from all to wishing. - 7. Optionality of the iron laws of economy, even for those wishing to be engaged in it. (with examples). Dependence of economy on morality and psychology. - 8. The essence of the moderate fatalism, its incompleteness and discrepancy. - 9. Economics as a game, initiated and regulated by the government. Decreasing of the status of economic game with the eldering of the population. - 10. Inevitability of occurrence of phantom sector in economy, which considers as its basic purpose the obtaining of the profit. 11. A dilemma rising before any man without preconception to admit economy to be a dirty business, fun for the adults, or to search for the third way, which... 12. ...on my sight, consists of returning to the initial sense of the word economics-a reasonable running of an economy, or keeping house keeping) - 13. The elementary analysis of this definition. - 14. The task of philosophy of economics in the given context. - 15. Concept of organic economics demanded by real life, instead of the obsolete, and fall influence of the exclusively mechanical approach. Universal character of this concept. Economics is a special world, with its own laws and problems, dramas and contradictions The textbook Modern EconomicsRespectable colleaguesIts unlikely, that I use up to explain to any of you, what pla ce in our life the phenomena of economic order has achieved. The well-known market attitudes have penetrated into practically every, sphere of our life, even most intimate. The direct economists, beginning from Marx and ending with the present liberals, habitually incur the role of critics and prophets, predicting the possible and even the certain future. In their own declarations, they have the right to do it, because of a vast knowledge of the nature of economics.