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Методологические инновации в теории денег и денежно-кредитного регулирования

Методологические инновации в теории денег и денежно-кредитного регулирования

Abstract

The article considers the problem aspects of working the systematical and synergetic methodology out in the modern theory of money and of monetary regulation. It offers to classify the new methodological principles depending on phases of development of economy and of monetary sphere. It specifies the essence of the given principles in a context of economic and monetary interactions.

Keywords

экономическая методология, системно-синергетический подход, развитие экономики и монетарной сферы, денежно-кредитное регулирование

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