الاقتصاد والقانون: علاقة تنافر أم تجاذب؟

Abstract EN

Economics is, generally regarded as a social science.

This means that it relates to the conditions of persons and societies.

Thus, economic solutions change according to the changing conditions of these people and societies.

What works for one person or society may not be suitable for another person or society.

Here, the science of economics intersects with the science of law, given that the latter is a social science par excellence, which sets rules, to organize society in various fields, including the economic field.

Undoubtedly, the pivotal question that arises in this context is to know the aspects of the relationship between the two sciences, whether in terms of language and terminology that characterizes each one of them or in terms of the tools specific to each of them in the analysis and measurement of the achieved results.

That is what this paper attempts to answer, by researching the evolution of the relationship between economics and law (first section), and then trying to research the apparent impact of economics on some legal branches (second section).