What economics owes to sociology ?

Abstract EN

Economics is interested in studying the production, use and transfer of wealth, as well as the financial process of goods and commodities, their consumption, distribution, production and export in addition to incentives, prices, profits, human resources, investments, trade, the process of attracting customers, promoting products and other activities.

sociology, however, is concerned with studying human relations and interactions, behaviors, rules, and life processes of individuals living together as a community.

all the findings of sociology serve to assist economics in developing conceptual models of human behavior to predict responses to changes in politics, the market, and societal reality.

economics depends greatly on sociology.

in view of that, this article attempts to elucidate the dependence of economics on sociology and how sociological studies are important to economics.