Abstract
The author of the article explores the relationship between legal institutions and economic processes. Provides an analysis of how legal systems and rules affect economic activity, the efficiency of markets, the investment climate, and the overall prosperity of a society. The article discusses the main theoretical concepts of legal economics, such as the theory of legal rules, the theory of contracts and the theory of property rights. She also examines various aspects of the economics of law, including statistics of legal liability for economic crimes and legal regulation.
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