Economic policy and state
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2178-8189.2007v11n0p73Keywords:
State economic policy, regulamentation new liberalism, regulation of new liberalism, economical constitution, foreign private economical power, international organizations.Abstract
This paper deal with, by Economical Law view, the effects of private economic policy, essentially of foreign capital, and the international organizations above the public economic policy, mainly that politics performed by the development nations. Lay emphasis on the mutation of the regulatory New Liberalism to the regulation as demand of private economic powers, recongnized enter their results: The decline of the State and the unbelief of democracy. Defends existence of spaces for the execution of endogenous economic actions by part of National States, for the purpose of execute effectiveness of their economical constitution and supply the shortage of their people.
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