The Legitimacy of State Intervention in Economic Activity Through the Concept of Economic Public Law

Abstract

The primary objective of this study is to substantiate the legitimacy of state intervention within the realm of economic public law. Economic public law emerges as a legal branch concerned with regulating the state's intervention in economic activity. Although the state has the right to participate in economic activity, this right must be consistent with the principle of legality, so it may not infringe on economic rights and freedoms, and it must comply with the various legal texts framing this field.