Introduction to Economic Law 2600-DSMdz1PPWG

Lecture
1. Structure of law:
 legal norms and provisions,
 system of law,
 public and private law, material and procedural law,
 law subjects and legal relations.
2. Normative acts:
 legal acts – national and EU,
 legislative procedures,
 publication and access to information of law.
3. Applicability of law:
 validity of law,
 applying and obeying law,
 interpretation and entities interpreting law,
 legal relations.
4. Legislative power:
 law-making and control functions of parliamentary bodies,
 legislative procedures – creation of law.
5. Executive power – economic administration:
 structure, functions and tasks of executive power organs,
 economic administration – functions of ministers, central administration and government local administration organs,
 economic functions of self-government.
6. Economy in the Constitution:
 social market economy,
 freedom of economic activity and ownership protection,
 entrepreneurs’ equality, freedom of association, freedom to choose an occupation,
 control of the constitutionality of law.
7. Entrepreneur:
 concept of entrepreneur, enterprise, and economic activity,
 economic activity of foreign entities,
 micro, small and medium size entrepreneurs.
8. Undertaking economic activity:
 legalization of economic activity – registers,
 reglementation of economic activity,
 regulated professions and professional qualifications.
9. Economic activity of the state and self-governments:
 scope of economic activity of the state and self-governments,
 legal forms of public enterprises,
 ownership rights of the State Treasury and self-governments.
10. Protection of competition and consumers:
 competition and its violations,
 scope and forms of competition protection,
 scope and forms of consumer protection,
 organs protecting competition and consumers.
11. State aid for entrepreneurs:
 rules of provision and forms of state aid,
 regional, sectoral and horizontal state aid,
 exemptions from the rules of state aid,
 supervision of state aid.
12. Utilization of environmental resources:
 authorization to exploit the environment,
 pollutant emissions,
 waste and hazardous product management,
 environmental fees.
13. Real estate management:
 spatial development plans,
 terms of real estate utilization,
 real estate management of the state and local government,
 expropriation,
 purchase of real estate by foreign entities.
14. Control and legal responsibility of economic activity:
 scope and control organs of economic activity,
 types of legal responsibilities,
 bodies adjudicating on liability and adjudication procedure.
Classes
1. Structure of law:
 legal norms and provisions,
 system of law,
 public and private law, material and procedural law,
 law subjects and legal relations.
2. Normative acts:
 legal acts – national and EU,
 legislative procedures,
 publication and access to information of law.
3. Applicability of law:
 validity of law,
 applying and obeying law,
 interpretation and entities interpreting law,
 legal relations.
4. Legislative power:
 law-making and control functions of parliamentary bodies,
 legislative procedures – creation of law.
5. Executive power – economic administration:
 structure, functions and tasks of executive power organs,
 economic administration – functions of ministers, central administration and government local administration organs,
 economic functions of self-government.
6. Judicial power, state control and protection of the law:
 judicial authorities,
 state control and law protection bodies.
7. Economy in the Constitution:
 social market economy,
 freedom of economic activity and ownership protection,
 entrepreneurs’ equality, freedom of association, freedom to choose an occupation,
 control of the constitutionality of law.
8. Entrepreneur:
 concept of entrepreneur, enterprise, and economic activity,
 economic activity of foreign entities,
 micro, small and medium size entrepreneurs.
9. Undertaking economic activity:
 legalization of economic activity – registers,
 reglementation of economic activity,
 regulated professions and professional qualifications.
10. Restrictions on business and professional acitivities:
 instruments fort regulating business activity,
 regulated professions and professional qualifications.