Steady economic development as a one of prerequisites for sense of justice increase.

Abstract

In terms of modern legal and economic doctrine the approach towards the priority of economic processes in relation to legal ones is considered dominating. But, representing dialectical links between these two fundamental subsystems of the system of society, the law carries out a reverse regulatory impact on economic relations. Sense of justice can be considered one of the most characteristic elements of the legal system, through which its interrelation with other subsystems, including the economic one, is possible. Interrelation of the low level of citizens’ sense of justice with the uneffective functioning of other aspects of the society system is most vividly realized in the field of economy. Steady economic development is impossible without using a set of adequate and carefully thought out events of legal influence, which, in their turn, are impracticable without the general increase of sense of justice level of population that is oriented to the group of actually legal, economic, organizational, social, political and other events.