Synopsis Weber's Theory of Social Economics is based on large measure on his youthful studies, which had borne on the most varied subjects –agrarian problems of antiquity, medieval trade relations, the position of agricultural workers and worker's conditions in modern factories. For everything relating to economic and social questions, as well as others, he displayed a boundless curiosity, based on the phenomenon of capitalism. He regarded capitalism as an econo0mic system which would long continue, in different forms, to direct world economy. In this study Weber's theory of economic sociology has been classified into eight chapters.