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CAUSALITY RELATIONS IN ECONOMIC PROCESSES: METHODOLOGY INTERPRETATION

it is required. Does it mean that if causality created by as sufficient

condition did not exist investigated situation would develop in different
way? Does it mean that absence of created causality would guarantee of

non occurrence of expected event? The way to evaluate the development
opportunities of the economic system is on determination of the reality

of questions set above. Why we believe that conclusions obtained during

observation of events on macro-economic level now are valid for the
next period as well?

We think that two factors mentioned below support this opinion:
1) The replacement of observations made in prior period: one

micro-economic situations turns into another and as a result totally

different situation appears;
2) Changes incurred within the macro-economic situation after

application of manageable causality.
From conclusions above we can form axiomatic thesis, which can

be widely used for macro-economic corrections. However, do these
theses bring about exceptional simplicity? How can we determine whether

existence of manageable causality affect the economic situation? At the

same time, is it true to apply findings made in previous observations to
current situation and believe that the processes will again repeat?

Macro-economic situation is a logical sequence of causalities
occurred since prior period till nowadays. The relation of this situation

with inception of the system allows us to conclude that it is a result of
the consequent changes of sufficient causalities. Possibility is not

unavoidable, therefore it should be evaluated. On other hand, current

situation cannot be accepted as sufficient cause of mentioned above
inception. In other words, vise versa relations can be explained by the

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