Business processes in the company include inputs that are transformed into outputs through the course of business processes. Outputs obtained from the business process are products that are then placed on the market and sold to target consumers. Inputs are resources that a company needs to conduct business activities and carry out the production process. The resources that a company uses in business are most often divided into land, labor and capital. In order to operate successfully and achieve long-term growth, companies must learn how to successfully manage the resources they need in business. Depending on how successful the company is in resource management, it also achieves success, ie failure in the market. Given the importance of resource management for business success, a branch of the economy called resource economics has developed. Resource economics deals with issues that involve managing the resources needed by companies to perform day-to-day business processes and activities called resource economics. Precisely because the success of a company largely depends on how successfully the company rationalizes its workforce and manages its workforce, this area of the economy must not be neglected. Companies that dedicate themselves to studying and getting acquainted with various resources that they need and without which business processes cannot take place gain a competitive advantage in the market and develop their business faster than companies that do not understand the importance of resource economics and apply resource economics in everyday business.