Analysis of the Role of Law in Economic Development
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https://doi.org/10.54065/jss.2.1.2022.239Keywords:
Analysis, The Role of Law, Development, EconomyAbstract
Legal and development issues in Indonesia are the cause of the occurrence of laws with various resources that must oversee development that is being carried out in developing countries so that legal studies are very important. This is done considering that developing countries are facing a transition from a traditional society to a modern society through economic development. Legal and development issues in Indonesia are the cause of the occurrence of laws with various resources that must oversee development that is being carried out in developing countries so that legal studies are very important. This is done considering that developing countries are facing a transition from a traditional society to a modern society through economic development. The research method uses data and information collection as well as data and information processing. The results of the research are the role of law in the economy, the role of law in economic development in terms of investment law, the role of law in economic development in terms of export-import law, the role of law in economic development in foreign exchange traffic and the legal function of strategy in economic development. Research methods using data and information collection as well as data and information processing. The results of the research are the role of law in the economy, the role of law in economic development in terms of investment law, the role of law in economic development in terms of export-import law, the role of law in economic development in foreign exchange traffic and the legal function of strategy in economic development.
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