Rebuilding Economics

The book is focused on four main field of interest: 1) rebuilding of the Economics, on its own logical, epistemological and methodological bases (reinsertion of the economic subject into the economic phenomenology, replacing of the clock time by the economic time in measuring the economic process, reassessing of: the analitycity of the economic propositions, the possibility of economic predictions and of their factual falsification, mathematics and the economic modelling and comprehension); 2) clarifying the concept of sustainability of economic growth and development (history and logic of actional paradigms, sustainable financial sources, automatic stabilizers, logically vivid systems, entropy); 3) economic inertia and its conceptual family (inertial causes in the economic process, inertial mechanisms, continuum economic time-space, typology of economic inertia); 4) reexamining the logical bases of some important economic concepts and phenomena (economic cycle without the crisis phase, tax evasion, inflation, real economic convergence inside the European Union, fiscal impulse, underground economy). The most issues addressed by the book deliver more openings than closings.

Autorentext

Emil Dinga is Professor, Ph.D., for Theoretical Economics, and scientist at the Romanian Academy. He's conducting doctoral and post-doctoral programs in fundamental economic research. His main research interest concerns the economic logic and epistemology, and the reconstruction of the Economic Theory based on subject-object indiscernibility.