The humanities and social science

2019 Issue №1

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Theoretical analysis of fuzzy logic and Q. E. method in econo­mics

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59-68

Abstract

This paper analyzes the key elements of fuzzy logic and showes that through ra­tional, behavioral economics and neo-classical economics it is possible to develop models using the Q. E. methodology. Therefore, it is plausible to apply contempora­neous Q. E. methodology in combination with the rationali­ty and the behavioral approach. The fuzzy logic and the generator is the source of this mechanism for the production of the appropriate models.

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