经济法的本质协调主义及其经济学基础（The essence of economic law, coordination and its economic foundation）.docVIP

经济法的本质协调主义及其经济学基础（The essence of economic law, coordination and its economic foundation） The essence of economic law: coordination and its economic foundation Authors: Liu Wenhua / Wang Changhe The essence of economic law is the same as the nature of law, and it also has two meanings. One is that economic law, like all other legal departments, is a tool for class rule. Another meaning is that the economic law is different from other legal departments qualitative stipulation, that is to say, the legal attribute of economic law. The traditional legal departments are divided by the object of adjustment and the mode of adjustment. This way of division has been challenged from two aspects of economic law theory and practice. Because many legal departments, including economic law, can adjust two or more than two kinds of social relations. This article discusses the essence of economic law in second meanings, and adopts the view of unification of subjective and objective in the division of law. The formation of any legal department has two subjective and objective conditions. The objective aspect is created by the social environment, which has some special social relations and legal relations. The subjective aspect should be explained and summarized by the jurists. To understand the nature of economic law from the perspective of other legal departments, there are two main viewpoints in economic jurisprudence: interventionism and coordination. I. Interventionism 1., the connotation of interventionism. The interventionist scholars believe that economic law is general, national legal norms in order to overcome the blindness and limitation of market regulation and make adjustments required by the state intervention has overall and public economic relations or in short, economic law is the need to adjust the general laws of economic relations to the intervention by the state the. In fact, there is no essential difference between state intervention and government intervention. B