Self-regulation in the economy: administrative and legal justification
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https://doi.org/10.17308/law/1995-5502/2023/3/140-146Keywords:
self-regulation, self-management, self-control, state regulation, branches of the economy, platformAbstract
The article analyzes the evolution of the scientific positioning of self-regulation in the economy, substantiates its modern legislative and scientific interpretation. On the basis of historical and comparative legal methods, system analysis, it was concluded that self-regulation in the economy is an integral part of the administrative-legal regulation of economic relations, which is distinguished by a certain independence of subjects. Such independence is expressed in vesting self-regulatory organizations with regulatory and control functions. Attention is drawn to the sectoral nature of self-regulation and its support by self-control, which can be considered from the point of view of an element of public control in the economy. The results of the study allow us to formulate a position that the use of self-regulation mechanisms in the economy reflects a broader understanding of publicity in the modern management system.
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