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Contemporary representatives of economic science are fond of emphasizing absolute inevitability of voluminous character of their theoretical works by which many are frightened, frequently using the following words of their great colleague Alfred Marshall as an epigraph to them: "Any brief summary of economic ideas leads to delusion (excluding, perhaps, this statement of mine)." We, however, are going to prove the opposite - the main theses of the fundamental economic theory proper can be presented on a few pages, since the original basic nature of economics is surprisingly simple.

The classical thermodynamics with its basic first and second laws, as well as the statistical physics adjoining them directly, lies nowadays in the foundation of the whole physical theory, and consequently, in the foundation of the world's science in general. Meanwhile, we intend to demonstrate here that some of these fundamental elements - are in many aspects erroneous statements based on the wrong logical interpretation of some particular natural phenomena.