Human Behavior, Economic Schools and Economic Policies
Purpose of work. This paper is devoted to the moral and ethical problem of economic behavior, which can change with the development of social-economic system. Materials and methods. A new economic school analyses these changes and helps to work out a new economic policy. Results. Coordination between economic science and economic policy is necessary for its efficiency. We use the Path Dependence Theory to analyze the paradoxes of non-effective and destructive behavior of some economic agents in post-transitional economies. Conclusion. The model of economic regulation must match the temporary social-economic situation in the country and the pattern of economic behavior.