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THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES: THEORY AND PRACTICE

finding out “coincidence”. Economic process is a collection of various

determining characteristic processes. That is, causality in economic process
is not only causality. Approaching from this point, we may clearly see that

“existence” of coincidence in relation to an economic occurrence may have

real context only from two aspects:
1) Conflict of “independent” causality chains;

2) Relation of economic space or spaces where such “conflict” occurs,
to various social-economic and social-cultural types;

In other word, nothing more or less related to an economic process
may actually be considered to be an coincidence. However, if those created

by an economic process in other spheres (political, social, cultural etc.) act as

the coincidence attributable to such spheres, they may provide certain
moments in relation to the future of the economic process in opposite-

connection context and this is called an coincidence in many cases (without

paying attention to the dynamics of process). The mentioned aspect is one
where a subjective factor rules. From this point, an occurrence sourcing from

the subjective will (no difference – free or non-free) acts as an coincidental
occurrence.

Coincidence of an occurrence is found out by its unconformity to the
inner logic of an economic process. But when it acts from the dualism of

economic process, it allows describing clear borders of view regarding

coincidence: Occurrences that do not serve as planned, or outside the
conceptual content of the selected development way or of which

interpretation is impossible within the development concept, first off all,
appear as an coincidence. Unlike history, etc., economic process has a

certain content volume and fixed aim. From this point, our applied logical
substantiation acts as a mere economic contented concept.

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