Abstract
The article substantiates criteria applied to differentiate public services and other publicly important activities into two opposite categories: administrative (non-economic) public services and economic (non-administrative) public services. Such an approach allows detecting differences in the ways organizations provide services. The author examines key features of exercising state control in the sphere of providing economic public services (transparency of the process of selecting service providers; quality assurance services) inter alia in the light of adoption of the law on the foundations of State and municipal control. Taking into account the relevant law enforcement practice, the author raises disputable practical questions and suggests ways to address them.
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