Functions And Powers Of The Government's Economic Research

How to distribute and regulate government's economic power is a question that attracts the attentions of people in the legal circle, especially those majoring in economic law. It's an important tool to improve government's administrating skills and keep a sustainable development of the economy, which has been well received and recognized by economists as well as jurists. Unfortunately, governmental intervention, which was intended to regulate the market and accelerate the economy, has become an enemy of economic freedom. Government's economic power without any checks will turn out to hamper the economy. Therefore, it's of considerate significance to probe on government's economic power both for the market and the enrichment of economic law theories. The author employs methologies like comparative analysis, game analysis, positive analysis and semantic analysis, etc. In this dissertation, endeavoring to make an inquiry into the problem or government's economic power. Based on discussions on the cause of government's irrational efficiency and why and how government shall intervene into the economy, the author concludes that the idea of market priority shall be maximum to deliver and regulate economic power. The whole article fall into seven chapters besides introduction and conclusion.Chapter One focuses on the difinition and characteristics of government's economic power. The beginning of this chapter reviews and criticizes various views on government's economic power in the circle of economic law. The author believes that government's economic power is the power of government and its subsidary departments to regulate, predict, decide, organize and direct to facilitate the operation of macro-economy and overcome the weakness of market via control of market subjects qualification. It constitutes an important part of government power. In aword, government's economic power is the power to predict, decide, organize and direct to achieve macroeconomic regulatory goals. Furthermore, beginning with the logic origin and reality basis of the distribution of government's economic power, the author expounds on the principle of legality and the fundamental elements of distributing government's economic power. To clarify intention and extention of government's economic power, it's necessary to compare it with similar concepts as government's economic functions and government's administrative power.Chapter Two generally discusses the theoretical basis of government's economic power. It's indispensable to make a systematic analysis and research on government and its economic power to begin our discussion. On the one hand, economic law confers on government the economic powers to intervene into some overall and influencial economic relationships to cushion the impacts of the weaknesses of market; on the other hand, it also set the boundaries for the exercise of such power to keep the government from overusing it. To get an exact understanding of the system background of governmental intervention into economy, we have to put government in the context of market and analyse its functions in citizen society. What the author tries to explain here is the necessities and limitations of government's economic power.Chapter Three is a study on the values of government's economic power, which includes some creative ideas. Of course, government's economic power doesn't possess any particular values of its own-the values discussed here also apply to economic law as a whole. Reviewing the value disorientation of government's economic power in practice, the author put forward his presumptions of dominant values and recessive values of government's economic power. The special research on the recessive values of government's economic power in this chapter doesn't necessarily mean that those dominant values, which are manifested in legislative arrangements,aren't important. It's discovered that the exercise of government's economic power results in certain recessive but positive values labelled as "Recessive Positive Values" in...