Economic Law Adjustment Object

Through the analysis and the demonstration to the object about economic law adjustment, this paper then determine the adjustment scope of economic law.This paper includes four parts as follows:First, expounds some different ideas about the definition of economic law in Chinese economic law field. Along with the marketing economy' s establishment and perfection, the divergences are getting fewer. Finally, we get the generally recognized definition of economic law: economic law is a kind of law that adjusts economic relations when state intervenes the national economic actions.Second, demonstrate the adjustment object of economic law and the theory that the adjustment object of economic law determines the adjustment scope of economic law. Through analysis the origination of economic law, get a conclusion: the key feature of economic law is the state' s intervention. The economic relations originated from state intervention are the adjustment objects of economic law. Due to the legalists have different ideas about the adjustment object of economic law, every adjustment object has a relevant adjustment scope, so, the adjustment object of economic law determine the adjustment scope of economic law.Thirdly, according to the theory that the adjustment object determine the adjustment scope, together with the adjustment object of economic law, advance a viewpoint, the scope of economic law includes three kinds of economic relations as follows: the market management relations; the macroscopic regulation relation; the social distribution relation Then, demonstrate the three kinds of relations one by one.Conclusion: The economic law is a general term, it indicates a kind of law that adjusts the economic relations when states intervene the national economic actions .The adjustment object of economic law is the economic relation that originated in the procedure of the state intervention .The adjustment scope of economic law includes as follows, the market management relations; the macroscopic regulation relation; the social distribution relation.