Vinogradova Natalia Pavlovna,

assistant professor of the Department of Economics of Kostanay branch of Federal State Government-Funded Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education Chelyabinsk State University, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Assistant Professor, Academy Fellow of the International Informatization Academy. 5/6 ul. Tverskaya, 125009 Moscow, Russia. E-mail: vin.natalya@gmail.com

Popov Aleksandr Nikolaevich,

Professor of Economics Institution of Ural State University of Physical Culture, Doctor of Economics, Professor. 1 ul. Ordzhonikidze, 454091 Chelyabinsk. E-mail: vin.natalya@gmail.com

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Justice (in historical terms) is represented as a revolutionary idea and ideal concept of the society. To be more exact, the article touches on three main theories of how to perceive its nature and meaning: theological, legal and economic ones. The authors highlighted four stages of development of the concept and cyclicity of justice. The final part of this paper dwells upon the relationship between principal and agent in terms of emotions, behavior and activities in a present-day joint stock company.

justice, economic relationship, theology, law, economics, sociology, response, evaluation, power culture, theology, tolerance, elitism, view.