Selected issues of causality in economics

Abstract

In the article, the author tries to clarify selected aspects of causality in the economy. Although sometimes causality in the economy is not obvious, we think it is necessary. We strive to address the phenomenon of causality in terms of science methodology. We also deal with causality and mathematical modeling in the economy. We also perceive certain common features of causality in the natural sciences, especially in physics and economics. The principle of causality on a similar basis is also applicable in the economy. We believe that the denial of causality in the economy is scientifically incorrect. We are attempting to argue indirectly in a dispute where we state what would happen if it did not pay the principle of causality in the economy. Hume's arguments against causality in the economy are not convincing. The statistical nature of the economy in no way deflects the causal principle, as it is not in statistical physics. Explains without the principle of causality would in many cases be impossible in economic terms.