Economic space in noonomics
Abstract. The modern approach to the definition of the concept of "space" determines its non-standard interpretation, since space is three-dimensional (economists have begun to consider economic processes and phenomena as three-dimensional) and has three homogeneous dimensions - length, width and height, and the fourth dimension is time. However, physicists have been trying to find the fifth dimension for a long time and finally give an explanation for some mysterious cosmic phenomena. According to one theory, the fifth dimension is hidden in gravitational waves that permeate the entire universe. But economics is primarily about changes in technology and the construction of a new material production. The subject of our research is the construction of a spatial model as a knowledge base of a subject area in noonomics, which acts as an element of a modern management system. The purpose of this work is to apply an approach to the economic evaluation of results as part of an economic management system. To achieve the defined goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: a) to determine a scope of the economic and information space and its functional role; b) to build a spatial model that can later be integrated into an information management system.
Keywords: noonomics, actors, ontology, economic space, model, economic spatial modeling, economic system, information space
Highlights:
♦ the economic evaluation of research results and the presentation of its configuration in the form of a three-dimensional matrix, taking into account all the features, should be based on a knowledge base containing the methodological basis of noonomics;
♦ the connection of economic indicators as part of the development of an ontological spatial model allows you to perform factor analysis;
♦ the growing acuteness of contradictions in the realization of the interests of economic space actors in noonomics requires the development of theoretical grounds for their resolution, which allows us to characterize the state of the object of research and proceed to the construction of a model based on the condition of meeting the needs of a separate territory, region, state.
Olga A. Bulavko, Samara State University of Economics, Samara, Russia; Vasily V. Chekmarev, Kostroma Regional Branch of the Petrovsky Academy of Sciences and Arts, Kostroma, Russia