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A NEW THINKING FOR A NEW WORLD. REPRESENTATIONS FROM
ECONOMY
Negucioiu Aurel
”Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University, Bucharest, Faculty of Economics, Cluj-Napoca
An incursion, even a succinct one, incomplete, in the universal history, in the world economic
history and not in the least in the real world gives more and more “credit” to the idea according to
which the movement is the main form of existence – working and evolution – of the society,
economy, and of all the structures they are made of.
Movement means first of all change, transformation. Its “propellant”, its internal cause is
represented, in our opinion, by the unity and interaction of opposites. The changes, the
transformations taking place in society and in its economy have direct or indirect authors the
human beings who, using their minds, “leaven bread” and express at the beginning through
thinking, the objectives that are going to complete or lessen reality. The positive changes and
transformations that the people operate renew the world.
For more than half of a century, the humankind has been in a vast and very complex process of
transformation, changes with innovative character. In other words, a process of building a new
world. Hence, the need to create a new thinking. “A new thinking for a new world”. Making a halt
in the field of economics – theory, science and practice – we are trying to bring to attention to those
interested a few considerations concerning the truth value of some paradigms in the theoretical
circuit, including their degree of rationality or irrationality.
Key words: capital, industrial capital, commercial capital, financial capital, human capital, social
capital, microeconomics, mezoeconomics, macroeconomics, national economy, mondial economy,
mondoeconomy, world economy, economic development, eco-economic development, ecoeconomics,
economic system, ecologic system, ecosystem, ecosoceco system, economic culture,
community, society, knowledge based society, knowledge based economy, economic paradox, social
paradox, scientific paradox, economic risk, economic chaos, economic disorder, uncertainty,
economic truth, economic transition, economic society, international society, post-capitalist society,
digital economy, real economy, virtual economy, symbolical economy, market, rift, discontinuance.
1. Instead of introduction
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