THE NATIONAL-IDEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SPIRITUAL SECURITY IN ACHIEVING ECONOMIC STABILITY

This article discusses the dual nature of human beings: inherently seeking meaning and love while also being ready to fulfill any task for economic benefit. The philosopher Diotima, a follower of Plato's ideas, argues that in the process of understanding existence, rational economic man dominates human thinking. As a result, society has fostered the emergence of the concept of Homo economicus, or the “economic man”. Today, the increasing prevalence of such individuals worldwide has led to numerous global issues and sparked discussions regarding spiritual security. KEYWORDS: Macroeconomic stability, economy and business, morality, ethics, etiquette, aesthetics, humanism, responsibility, patriotism, innovative ethical ideas.