ORDER AND CHAOS AS COST FACTORS IN THE PROCESS OF MANAGERIAL DECISION-MAKING
The article contains the results of theoretical research regarding the influence of correlation between order and chaos (hierarchy and heterarchy) in an economic system on managerial decision-making costs. The authors show that an increase in managerial decision-making costs with entropy (chaos) is due to the need for the economic system to overcome uncertainty. An economic systems entropy determines the measure of redundancy of the resources expended for managerial decisions.