Gorkina L. The Evolution of the Economic Theory in Ukraine dbring the Second Half of XIX and First Third of XX Centuries

The evolution of economic theory during the period under discussion is for the first time investigated in this dissertation as determined by the author principally new market methodological aspect corresponding to the J. Shumpeter model of economic analysis history. The evolution main regular tendencies are determined based on the modern competitive critical analysis, also its level and accordance of different stages of economic theory development to the world standards, and real contribution of the Ukrainian economists to the following: - systems of classical (French tradition in the works of Kyiv real - psychological school economists led by N. Bunge) and neoclassical analysis and synthesis ( Tugan -Baranovsky price theory something of A.Marshal sort, Slutsky's modern mathematical demand theory etc.); - formation of macroeconomics sources (world first Tugan - Baranovsky investment cycles theory); - to the development of institutional aspects of the political economic research of the theory of agr icultural cooperation as social oriented market institution, etc. ( works by K. Vobly, V.Zheleznov, N. Sobolev, G. Osadchy, V. Leditsky, V.Rjsinsky, P.Paschenko, F.Scherbina, K.Matsievich, V. Koval et al. Theoretical sources of the socialism alternative models by Tugan Baranovsky, V.Lenin and also market economists (V.Zeilinger, O.Zolotarev, K.Klopotov, L.Yampolsky, Ya. Dimanshtein et al.) are analyzed. The contribution of these economists to the regulated mixed economy formation is shown. The point of the economic theory modification into non - market economy conception during the period of 20th years of the XX century in the USSR and the influence of the last upon the national science and practice is discovered. The state and the methods of investigation of the economic thought retrospective in Ukraine during the period of 1920 - 2000 years are analyzed and the ways of its scientific and practical function improvement at current conditions are shown.