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CAUSALITY RELATIONS IN ECONOMIC PROCESSES: METHODOLOGY INTERPRETATION
THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES: THEORY AND PRACTICE

investigation is actually one of the consequent elements created by the

primary causality and other existing secondary causalities.
3) The causality correlation created by the primary reason can be

easily broken (and this is not exceptional case). In this situation primary
causality is not accepted as a basic reason, in contrast visible and

measurable elements are assessed as a reason. In other words, one

misleading brings about the other one. At the same time new causalities
are created by the reference to not completed final causality.

The other problem related to the completeness of the causality is its
realization. If causality is not complete its realization is impossible. As we

have already mentioned above, there is no correlation between realization

and the completeness of causality [Gobbs. Vol. 2.1964: 150-151]. It is
explained firstly by the fact that the completeness of the causality from

economic process point of view has not precise content: it is impossible to
consider “complete”, “incomplete” or “partial” causality; secondly, the

realization of external or internal elements of the economic situation
depends on quality factor of the regulation. Freely fluctuating market can

realize everything. Does it mean that the causality is totally complete? Of

course, no! From this point of view we should pay attention to the reasons
of such realization, not to its completeness problems. Thus addictiveness

to extraordinary liberalization of the market can act and actually acts as
causality creating all conditions from such floating.

Fatalism within the economics: accidental and necessary causality

The economic meaning of accidental/necessary causality is far
from its real concept. Fatalism and unavoidability has ideal

characteristics within the economic process. The economic process is a

systematic creature which has variety of possible outcomes. In reality,

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