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Predicatul Economic Al Acțiunii Umane

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  • Dinga, Ene

    (Academia Romana, Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare Victor Slavescu)

  • Padurean, Elena

    (Academia Romana, Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare Victor Slavescu)

  • Baltaretu, Camelia

    (Academia Romana, Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare Victor Slavescu)

  • Chitiga, Georgiana

    (Academia Romana, Centrul de Cercetari Financiare si Monetare Victor Slavescu)

Abstract

The economic process is a kind (that is, a species) of the general human action. In the paper is studied the logical possibility to define the “economic” attribute of the general human action, in an attempt to identify the sufficient conditions to have an economic process among the human processes. In order to define the “economic” attribute, the economic process or act are approached and assessed. In this way, the authors propose three such sufficient predicates of the “economic” attribute, and analyze the logical consequences of them. These results are aimed to build a philosophical base in order to allow the defining of the economic subject as well as of the economic object.

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  • Dinga, Ene & Padurean, Elena & Baltaretu, Camelia & Chitiga, Georgiana, 2010. "Predicatul Economic Al Acțiunii Umane," Papers 2010/26, Osterreichish-Rumanischer Akademischer Verein.
  • Handle: RePEc:ris:sphedp:2010_026
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    Keywords

    human action; predicates of economic attribute;

    JEL classification:

    • A11 - General Economics and Teaching - - General Economics - - - Role of Economics; Role of Economists

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