On the Commercial Law as a Public Law in a Perspective of the State′s Appropriate Intervention in Economy
Yang Shao-nan
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Yang Shao-nan
Abstract
The article queries the standpoint that excessively exaggerates the law publicing of the commercial law and replaces the commercial law with the economic law, carrying on the study of the nature of the economic law, thinking that the economic law should belong to the economic administration law from the essence. The government's intervention with the economy chould not change the nature of the commercial law.
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The article queries the standpoint that excessively exaggerates the law publicing of the commercial law and replaces the commercial law with the economic law, carrying on the study of the nature of the economic law, thinking that the economic law should belong to the economic administration law from the essence. The government's intervention with the economy chould not change the nature of the commercial law.
Key concepts: Economic law, Public law, Commercial law, Private law, Law, Economic interventionism, Municipal law, Comparative law