Ecological economics is a discipline that accepts as its starting point the economic system. This is an open system that interacts with ecosystems and social systems as they influence each other. There are methodological discussions of character science, which we will not go into great depth. Ecological economics is a new paradigm, a new approach or simply a rational response of economic science  to the threat of the survival of human creation caused; among other things, by the separation based on production process and a more natural process. The two major strands, resulting in many additional cases are those defend the discipline as:

A research project, continuous change.

- A different system of knowledge represents a break with the scientific paradigm that is currently predominant.

Our recommendation would be the basis for development of ecological economics. The new premises requires thinking in terms inter-disciplinary, which is an intellectual challenge as well as a challenge to the academic interests established in the past generations.

Aristotle made a separation between oikonomia and financial considerations. These differ fundamentally in 3 aspects: the oikonomia adopts predominantly long-term vision, consider costs and benefits of the whole community and focuses on the particular use value and the accumulation of future value, rather than an exchange value. You could use this distinction to explain current separation between human ecology and science economic: between the study of material flows and energy in the ecosystems in which they live juxtapose with man and the study of commercial transacti