THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC FACET OF A NETWORK ECONOMY

  • Paweł Kazibudzki Polonia University in Czestochowa

Abstrakt

The paper discusses issues devoted to the social and economic facet of a network economy. It starts from a description of a crucial social and economic problem that troubles contemporary free market economies which is an unemployment issue. In a introductory section of the paper, some definitions and various approaches to unemployment are presented. Next some social and economic aspects of unemployment are discussed. Then some basic worldwide management philosophies are presented connected with primary patterns of existed job markets. Then a philosophy of a network economy is described as the one that may deal efficiently with some earlier outlined problems.

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Przynależność
MBA

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2017-01-06