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Socioeconomics vs. Socionomics
When writing about socionomics, people sometimes give it the misnomer
“socioeconomics." Here are the key differences between the two fields.
Socionomics is the study of social mood and its results
in social actions. It studies how waves of endogenously regulated social
mood in turn regulate changes in the economy,
political
preferences, financial
markets, pop
culture, etc.
Socioeconomics is the study of the social
results of economic actions. Its primary focus is on the social impact
of economic change. Its goal is to monitor and evaluate the effects of
the changing social landscape and the economic status of people.
Socioeconomists and socionomists examine changes in the
social environment, but socionomists reveal the cause
behind those changes and have a tool for anticipating them.
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