Virtuallity Of Economy As the Postmodern Theory

Gligorovski, Violeta Virtuallity Of Economy As the Postmodern Theory. 9th International Scientific-Business Conference.

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Abstract

Abstract: The virtuality of the economy is an implication caused by the trans�formation, so it represents a kind of transition from the modern to the post�modern period, that is, it is the period in which today’s world exists. In the
postmodern period, reality disappears or transforms into hyper reality, which
is, in fact, a model of reality or a so-called simulated environment. The basic
premise, that led to the realization of this research, was, in fact, to make an in�depth analysis of the real space versus the virtual space and its direct impact
on the economic power of companies in modern globalization conditions.
Space, as a physical dimension, is perceived by the human mind as a visual�ization of something that exists materially, measurable, defined, something
that surrounds us and with which we coexist in an interactive compact whole.
This concept will be the initial point from which research will be done to reach
the virtual space, as a specific redefinition of the reality of the space in which
man exists, perceives it at the lowest level, with materiality taking on a culmi�nating character. First of all, the inductive-deductive method was used, and
the analytical method was used throughout the research because the formu�lation of the conclusions derives from the analysis of the problem - the virtu�al space and its economic power. To make the comparisons between the real
economic environment, on the one hand, and the virtual space, on the other
hand, the comparative method was used

Item Type:	Article
Subjects:	Scientific Fields (Frascati) > Social Sciences > Economics and Business
Divisions:	Faculty of Economics
Depositing User:	PhD Violeta Gligorovski
Date Deposited:	25 Feb 2025 08:55
Last Modified:	25 Feb 2025 08:55
URI:	https://eprints.uklo.edu.mk/id/eprint/10753

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