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Qristine (Ketevan) Kuratashvili
ECONOMIC LEGISLATION AND THE ROLE OF CULTURE IN PROTECTION OF RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF PERSON

Summary

The scientific work examines economic legislation, taking into account the need to protect the rights, freedoms and social-economic interests of each person.

Economic legislation, as well as legislation, in general, should also provide for the responsibility of each person for the results of his activities.

Therefore, along with rights, responsibility for the results of their activities – taking into account the presence of officials with much more significant rights, should be borne, first of all, by officials in accordance with legal mechanisms developed on the basis of the Theory of balance of the rights and responsibility of officials.

As for the economic legislation directly, in order to subordinate economic activity to the protection of human rights, freedoms and social-economic interests of person, the fundamental role should belong to culture, and, in particular, legal culture.

In connection with the role of legal culture, which should be reflected in economic legislation, because legal culture is an important component of culture in a broad sense, it is necessary to note the special role of moral- legal culture.

I consider it important to take into account that in the modern world, in connection with the need to improve state management in order to achieve a high quality of life for the people, it is of particular importance to increase the moral- legal culture, which should be reflected in the legislation, in general, and, in particular, in the economic legislation, because in the conditions of functioning of immoral legislation, it is impossible to protect human rights, freedoms and social-economic interests.