Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 9 / 2014 (598)
The epistemic abandonment
„The consequence of violence is even greater violence, the power of one extreme activates the force of the other extreme and the structural adversity produces adverse systems.”
When Economics centred its analytical system on wealth, a double epistemic abandonment occurred. Economics chose to prevalently single out an exception – the individual wealth – and to promote it as the exclusive target for human action. Instead of serving the natural diversity of the roles of coexistence, Economics has now also chosen to segregate the options of identity from the moral motivation.
Contents
Diversifying the risk through portfolio investment
Heterogeneous funding patterns and income structure of Croatian banks: panel data evidence
Young people’s considerations regarding the fidelity of tourism products consumption
A stochastic convergence analysis for selected East Asian and Pacific countries: A Fourier unit root test approach
Economic disparities between urban and rural Romanian labor market
Corporate social responsibility reporting of the banks in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Montenegro
Demo-economic restructuring in South-Muntenia development region. Causes and effects on the regional economy
Adaptability and competitiveness of Romanian aeronautical industry in the European context
Assessment of key determinants for economic growth in Pakistan
The public debt management and the political marketing in the context of negative economic fluctuations on a global level