Sociocultural dimension of economic theory and practice
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.51194Keywords:
economic theory and practice, sociocultural determinants, corporate culture, economic realityAbstract
To investigate sociocultural determinants of economic theory and practice in the proposed article it is analyzed the process of formation of corporate culture as a sociocultural phenomenon of economic spheres of modern society, its place and role in the spiritual and socioeconomic life of society. Socioeconomic corporate culture is defined as cause and effect, function and nature of social subjectivity corporation, the main factor of continuity of its economic and sociocultural development
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