Law and economics: issues of correlation
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https://doi.org/10.17323/2072-8166.2010.4.3.22Keywords:
economics, law, property, correlation, exchange, market, planned economy, market economy, general equilibriumAbstract
This article analyzes the views on the relationship between law and economics. For a more in-depth study of this problem, an attempt is made to examine it from three sides (historical, economic, legal). To study the problem resourses of anthropological, phenomenological, and synergistic methods have been applied at maximum. It might be relevant to assume that the proposed version of correlation between economics and law will contribute to implementing legal and economic reforms in a more coherent and efficient way, and to creating basic conditions for the innovative development of economy.
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