There are significant disparities among the health needs of citizens and the financial resources of the healthcare system. Limitations of the inputs to growth of the health systems are primarily due to fiscal constraints, the demographic crisis, the degree of competitiveness of the EU, as well as the willingness of citizens to bear some degree of the tax burden. The costs of providing healthcar...

An experiment with a simulated macroeconomic system demonstrates that the decision-making processes of agents can produce deterministic chaos. Subjects managed capital investment in a simple multiplier-accelerator economy. Performance, however, was systematically suboptimal. A model of the subjects' decision rule is proposed and related to prior studies of dynamic decision making. Econometric e...

Property relation management of the (ownership, disposable, using) limited resources, which naturally occurs in the economic systems, face a problem uncertainty behavior of its active elements. The model of identification and forecasting of the economic system trajectory states in time is offered in work, which allows complex estimation its conduct from positions of risk (additive distributing)...

According to the convergence hypothesis, different economies are bound to converge to one supposedly superior system under the uniformating pressure of globalisation. Consequently, also organisational structures converge. Contrary to what the convergence hypothesis maintains, globalisation does not originate nor requires the convergence to a unique, best economic system and organisational struc...

The Internet is by far the fastest growing economy in the world in terms of the number of users and information providers. Currently there are over 30 million users with an estimated 100% annual growth. As an economic system we can view the information providers, including entertainment, news, educational services, etc., as producers and the users as consumers. The Internet is already experienc...

The contemporary world is organized into a system of territorial states in which rulers exercise authority inside clearly defined boundaries and recognize the authority of other rulers outside those boundaries. We argue that this system can be rationalized as an economic cartel in which self-interested and forward-looking rulers maintain high tax revenues by reducing competition in the “market ...

This paper aims at locating the practice of micro-credit system into a larger theoretical canvas of economic theory and philosophy. A systems theoretic approach has been adopted. Emergence of the „excluded‟ class has been explained with the help of the theory of feedback. Individuals have been assumed to be myopic, local optimizer and bounded rational. In this context, the empirical experiences...

Wallerstein's world economic theory acts as a guide to describe the changes that led to shape the world into what it is today. It focuses specifically on the changes in Western Europe between 1450 and 1670, as this was a period of significant development. As with any other model or theory, however, Wallerstein's has its own set of strengths and weaknesses that can be demonstrated by evaluating ...