Contents 2
Introduction 5
1. The sources of modelling the regulations of economics 14
1.1. Language philosophy and economic language 15
1.2. Philosophical problems of modelling economic regulations 22
1.3. The philosophy of computer usage 31
1.4. Linguistic aspects of modelling the rules of economics 36
2. The stepped system of economic categories 49
2.1. Comparison of frequentative dictionaries 50
2.2. The list of economic categories 51
2.3. The determination of economic categories 52
2.4. The establishment of category levels and stepped system of economic categories 58
2.5. Stability of the system 62
2.6. Synonym estimation 63
2.7. System evenness 64
2.8. Estimation of repeated categories 70
2.9. Analysis of zero-stage categories 70
3. Modelling of economic regulation 72
3.1. Types of economic regulation 72
3.2. Methods of modelling 73
3.3. List of non-economic categories necessary for modelling 75
3.4. Modelling run and results 77
3.5. Identification of economic regulations 93
4. Possibilities of modelling economic regulations using a computer 93
4.1. The number of calculation of economic categories 95
4.2. Functions of a man and a computer while modelling economic regulations 97
4.3. Computer modelling of economic laws 99
5. The practical use of economic regulations modelling 111
5.1. The creation of an economic dictionary 112
5.2. The creation of an economic text 113
5.3. The reviewing of an economic text 113
5.4. The optimisation of an economic text 118
5.5. Practical use of a computer in a modelling process 124
5.6. Modelling in a training process 125
5.7. Modelling of non-economic laws 125
Conclusions 126
Suggestions 127
REFERENCES 128
ADDITIONS 142
1. Category system formation 142
2. Formation of an optimum system of categories in economics 177
3. Optimisation of an economic text 195
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