Science: Structure

The increasing complexity of a system overextends the mental capacity of a human who wants to analyse all subsystems and elements and its relations among each other and to the environment. The object of theses studies is complex.

This image shows a possible structure of economic studies which enable the visual illustration of the relation of each study. A result of this illustration was the inspiration to form a circle which finally led to the tree of knowledge.

The analyses are structured as follows:

EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS

• Analysis of the 2nd Variation of the 8th Coordinated Population Forecast of the "Statistisches Bundesamt"
• Labour force participation for the age group of the 15 to 65 year olds according to the Labour Force Survey of the EU 1993
• Transfer of the labour force participation to the demography of Germany
• Calculation of the possible range of the labour force participation until 2050
• Trends of economic growth, labour productivity, working hours, and employment
• Short and medium-term forecasts of the unemployment rate

THEORETICAL ANALYSIS

• Determination of the variables of the equation of the gross domestic product
• Analysis of the life cycle of industrializes countries
• Impact of wages on the international competition as a positive feedback
• Model for scenarios to determine the point of time for the worst case of the social cohesion
• Social structures as a factor of production

WRONG INTERPRETATIONS OF ECONOMIC CHAINS OF CAUSATION

• Analysis of assumed economic chains of causation which are accepted as true
• Determination and analysis of the factors of the labour demand
• Identifying of economic misinterpretations and deduction of basic solutions

ASSUMPTIONS AND FUNDAMENTALS

• Discussion of the economic assumptions
• Analysis of the principles of the idea of the evolution theory on the labour market
• Supplementation of this effect to the theories of economic equilibrium
• Analysis of the emergence of in the system inherited unemployment by the increase of labour productivity

TEN ECONOMIC MEASURES AND TRANSFORMATION

• Summary of the consequences and deduction of goals
• Analysis of the economic goals and its conflicts
• Identifying measures to solve the economic problems
• Feedback by analysing the achievement of the goals

CONCLUSION:

The empirical and theoretical analyses of the economic relations in conjunction with economic misinterpretations and the assumptions are the fundamentals for economic measures to solve the problems of the society. And these proposals are the basis of further theoretical reflections.