Stratification of the National Economy

The study of any large-scale system - state, society, economy - assumes the existence of its model. However, for modeling such systems, modern science has not yet formed an expressive and reliable language of formalized description, which allows to accurately reflect all the nuances of the system being modeled. In such cases, scientists proceed with building a cascade of models, each of which describes the system under study with a different degree of detail of its element composition from a common methodological point of view. This article suggests as its goal one of the possible approaches to building a stratified model of the national economy. The methodological tool is to divide the entire set of its constituent economic systems into six subsets, which, in turn, are distributed across four strata - macro -, meso -, micro - and nano - levels. This approach allowed us, as result, to maintain the continuity of the author's model with its earlier versions proposed by other researchers, and to expand the perspective of the subject area under study.

innovative economy, economic system, hierarchy, hierarchy levels, stratification model, modern systems theory