Assignment theory as a theoretical and metodological basis of institutionalism

Abstract

The article is devoted to the development of theoretical and methodological basis of institutional trends in modern economics. Unlike attempts to solve this problem by thought definition the area of institutionalism its main definition is "institute" in the frame of behavioral concept. The article decision is justified he perspective of the common system relation which is an assignment featured form from ownership. In this regard, the article suggests that the reverse side of the form assignment is a form of power and justifies the idea accounting to which the objective and necessary form of assignment in a modern society is directly social form of assignment which is concluded by each member of the society the productive force of society or another generic powers of man (this is a joint interest). The modern society is characterized by the fact that the power carrier is the people, and therefore the representative power and all its branches are be defined so that in its activities and production ensures and institutional production it ensured authority carrier interest i.e. the people.. In a word the institutionalization of power relations means the organization and specification of powers subjects of competence under which the joint interest of the people and private interests, including the interests of power representatives would be solidarial. In solidarity system the common interest, i.e. the possibility of assignment birth force by each member of the society does not oppose private interest as the latest lies in the same. The common interest institutionalized accordingly, does not deny the private interest, but only limits the subordination by an individual or a group of individuals the other individuals and groups in the variety of social activities.