(in Polish) Podstawy prawa w gospodarce 2600-LFBRdz1PPG
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.
Type of course
Learning outcomes
After completion of the course the student:
in terms of knowledge:
• Correctly uses basic terminology within the field of legal sciences (K_W01)
• Explains the principles and procedures related to the operations of various types of organizations, their key functions, and their relationships with the environment (K_W02)
• Describes the differences between legislative and executive powers, including their structure, functions, and competencies (K_W04)
• Analyses legal sources and regulations related to business activity(K_W04)
• Explains the basic principles of legal interpretation (K_W04)
• Discusses the scope of regulations in selected specialized areas (e.g., state aid, competition and consumer protection, business activity of the state and local government, starting a business, utilization of environmental resources, business activity control) (K_W05)
• Uses correct terminology related to legal regulations concerning various forms of entrepreneurship and business activities of both domestic and foreign entities (K_W07)
in terms of skills:
• Appropriately applies basic legal regulations to analyze legal situations related to the market economy (K_U02)
• Analyses the impact of regulations in specialized areas of business activities (K_U02)
• Finds necessary information in relevant legal acts (K_U03)
in terms of social competencies:
• Argues for honesty and professionalism, recognizing their impact on the reputation of the profession and industry, as well as on building public trust (K_K05)
Assessment criteria
Lecture
Written exam (test), conducted remotely via the Kampus UW platform, in the presence in a designated classroom of the Faculty of Management ("paper" test in the classroom is possible). The test includes 40 closed single-choice and multiple-choice questions - at least half of the questions are single-choice. Possibility of obtaining additional points on the exam test if a good or higher grade granted for the classes. The test covers 100% of the grade.
Classes
One or two written control tests – at the instructor's discretion – in electronic form on the Kampus UW platform, in the presence in a designated room of the Faculty of Management (possible paper test in the classroom). The test contains closed questions – single and multiple choice. The test(s) cover 100% of the grade. Possibility of obtaining additional points for being active in discussions during classes and providing accurate answers to questions asked (maximum 20% of the grade for the classes). Attendance may be checked during the classes (two absences are allowed – in case of more absences, the instructor may introduce additional requirements for passing the classes).
Bibliography
• Piątek St., Postuła I. (red.), Podstawy prawa w gospodarce, WZUW 2018.
Additional sources:
• Powałowski A. (edit.) Prawo gospodarcze publiczne, 2020.
• Gronkiewicz-Waltz H., Wierzbowski M. (edit.) Prawo gospodarcze. Aspekty publicznoprawne, 2023.
• Konstytucja Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej oraz ustawa Prawo przedsiębiorców.
• Laws available on: http://dziennikustaw.gov.pl lub www.sejm.gov.pl
Additional information
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