Evolutionary economic theory: new economy methodology research

The purpose of the article is to investigate the features of new economy on the basis of points of the evolutionaleconomic theory. The object of research is the processes of transformation of economic relations under the influence of new economy.The features of the economic processes formed under the influence of new economy, accompanied by the accelerated computerization of all thespheres of person's life, intellectualization of production, transformation of the sphere of services into the leading sector of the national productmanufacture and population employment, are considered in the article. The analysis of the content of such theories as information economy,economy based on knowledge and innovative economy allows speaking about their cognitive compatibility and complementarity as the generalobject of research, new economy, exists. The application of the principles of the evolutional economic theory (economic synergy) as methodologyof formation of the concept of new economy has allowed revealing features of transformation of social and economic relations in the dominatingsocial and economic structure of the world economy. The results of the conducted research show that new economy is not just simpleintersystem changes caused by occurrence of new economic sectors connected with the domination of the intellectual capital and informationcommunicationtechnologies. It reflects the general-system changes when qualitative transformations influence the structure and all levels of thepublic system, when the technological way, the social and political organizations change. It is noticed that in new economy the objective conditionsfor development of informal institutes and relations caused by its raised dynamism, social roles and multiple aspects are created. At thesame time, development of "new economy" is connected with strengthening of the processes of the organized intersubject interaction and transitionfrom a spontaneous-competitive to a purposeful (adjustable) mode of self-organizing.

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