UDC 316.35
Authors
V. V. Filatov,
Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Professor of the Department of Customs
and Commodity Expertise, Moscow State
University of Food Production,
Moscow, Russia
O. A. Moiseeva,
Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences,
Associate Professor, Associate
Professor of the Department of Public
Processes, Mass Media and Advertising
Technologies, Moscow State
University of Technology and
Management named after
K. G. Razumovsky,
Moscow, Russia
I. V. Polozhentseva,
Candidate of Economic Sciences,
Associate Professor of the Department of
Pedagogy and Psychology of Professional
Education, Moscow State University of
Technologies and Management
named after K. G. Razumovsky,
Moscow, Russia
A. R. Menshchikov,
Master students, Moscow State
University of Management of the
Government of Moscow
named after Yu. M. Luzhkov,
Moscow, Russia
Abstract
This article analyzes the convergence of values, culture, and quality in postmodern economic philosophy. To study the aspects and problems associated with the convergence of the categories of quality, culture and values in postmodern economic philosophy, the Euler circle model is used. A comparative analysis of two socio – economic formations: postmodern and modern. The return to the culture of the quality of the economic philosophy of modernity, in the format of metamodern as the next stage of socio-cultural and economic development, is seen as the source of the economic and socio-cultural revival of our country.
Keywords
management analysis, modern, postmodern, Euler circles, categorical triplex, quality, values, culture, TNCs (transnational corporations).
