The Relationship between Social Law and Economic Law
Yang Xu
Abstract
Yang Xu
Abstract
The relationship between social law and economic law has both theoretical and empirical significance. Social law generalizes the set of laws and regulations, which the government constitutes to assist the population with the weaker social economic status and oppose discrimination. Social law mainly covers four areas, and the theory of social justice makes the foundation of social law. Economic law and social law are two parallel department laws under the third legal region. They different from each other in the time occurred, objective, adjusted object, the view of justice, adjusted methods. Economic law and social law should develop together and coordinate with each other.
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The relationship between social law and economic law has both theoretical and empirical significance. Social law generalizes the set of laws and regulations, which the government constitutes to assist the population with the weaker social economic status and oppose discrimination. Social law mainly covers four areas, and the theory of social justice makes the foundation of social law. Economic law and social law are two parallel department laws under the third legal region. They different from each other in the time occurred, objective, adjusted object, the view of justice, adjusted methods. Economic law and social law should develop together and coordinate with each other.
Key concepts: Law, Public law, Private law, Municipal law, Comparative law, Philosophy of law, Political science, Sociology