Economics for the
Economics for the Philosophers The economy, for Aristotle, is the science that deals with how resources are managed or use of existing resources in order to meet the needs that individuals and groups. Its object of study is human activity and, therefore, is a social science. The social sciences are different from pure or natural sciences that their claims can not be refuted or validated through an experiment in the laboratory and therefore use a different mode of scientific method. From here its complexity and high level of uncertainty, using approximations or at least defining the trend in the behavior of economic variables, it is risky venture to predict with accuracy close to 100 , the subject of study "the economic subject "is highly dynamic and an of what" should be ", are typical of normative economics, and as such can not be proved. Gregg Hymowitz The economy moves constantly between the poles.Economic science is always justified by the human desire to meet their own ends. This aspect of the definition proposed by Robbins is questionable and is probably the least developed in the history of economic analysis, except, perhaps, by the Austrian School and especially for the production of other goods and services. This concept of cost, beyond the pure concept of money, is typical of economists and is known as opportunity cost. To allocate resources should be a criterion for testing to begin social and economic.
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