La temporalidad de los hechos y las ciencias económicas, administrativas y contables: Implicaciones epistemológicas

The timing of economic facts produces significant changes in representation, whose leaders are their respective constructs. When taking into consideration the dynamic element of the facts, the construct that once properly fulfilled its function of representation dies when it faces with a new reality. This produces a representation asymmetry. This asymmetry has epistemological consequences and becomes the object of study of the philosophy of science. Taking this reality context as theoretical background of the problem, some research questions will be respond, such as What lessons could be answered when epistemology examines these problems? How we could use those lessons to examine the constructs of the knowledge following the patterns of epistemological treatment of similar cases?