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<jats:p>The Subject-Object Relation in the Theory of Knowledge. The Economist Faced to the Organizations </jats:p>
<jats:p>Starting from an example - the economic approach of organizations - and using a critical method this article shows that economics refuses to deal with a certain number of essential questions, and particularly the two questions of the object (the technique, the market) and of time. Now these two pose permanent questions for the theory of knowledge in economics. On the other hand, by positing the primacy of the subject, one completely reverses the method, thus opening the road to a theory of intersubjectivity which favours knowledge, to the detriment of implementation.</jats:p>