Historical Development of Economic Methodology in Connection with the Formation of Market Conditions
Олим Астанакуловassociate professor of International Islamic Academy of UzbekistanElena Borisovaassociate professor at the Accounting, statistics and audit department, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO)И.В. Морозовcandidate of economic sciences, associate professor, Plekhanov Russian University of EconomicsNatali Solovyovaassociate professor of Volgograd State University
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The transition from classical to neoclassical theory in the economic literature is considered as a scientific “marginal revolution - a radical revision of the subject and method of research of classical economic theory, which had a revolutionary character and changed the trajectory of economic science. Radical changes concerned both the subject, the main issues and accents in the study of economic processes, as well as methodological approaches, scientific tools of analysis and categorical apparatus. The focus of this direction was on problems related to the functioning of the market, its patterns and the efficient allocation of resources.
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