The main questions of becoming a people-centered economy
Keywords:
people-centered economy, sustainability, profit interest, globalisation, natural rate of unemploymentAbstract
A people-centered economy means that the economic processes are organized in accordance with the people's point of view, and the interests and dignity of the man. This topic has a significant overlapping and interaction with the topics of culture, religion, education, sustainability, social regime and the interest enforcement opportunities. The transformation process of the economic system requires a coordinated, targeted research in the field of multiple disciplines. The task of the science is to completely explore those method-applications and operational mechanisms that can be reconciled with the requirements of the economy's people-centeredness. Science must also seek the answers to the questions concerning for the content and methodological problems of the process of organic transformation. The rapid and radical path of transformation cannot be recommended, because of the rapidity can cause a great damage in this area. One of the important requirements of the feasibility of the proposals is the harmony of the elements of the imaginary system with the methodological solutions. Today the greatest lack of
the knowledge is in the field of applicable methods. The study draws attention to some methodological traps. It also points out that the concept of the running a people-centered economy and the operation of a robotized economy requires a kind of parallel harmonization in the development of systems.
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