중국정부의 거시적 조절정책의 규범적 효력에 관한 연구

Abstract

The macro-economic policy coordination of the people’s republic of China differ from that of capitalistic nations in terms of its characteristics, objects, ranges and so on. The macro-economic policy coordination has its existence value in that it can compensate imperfection of Chinese law and promote predictive policies that prepare for the future. In spite of China’s circumstances where its legislative structure is inflexible and its judiciary is highly dependent on its administration. The enforcement of the macro-economic policy coordination of China, though it overlaps with the act of its nation, pertains to a normative document or an abstract act of administration which can be a source of law due to its legislative characteristics. The macro-economic policy coordination has been considered significant in that it can function as a source of law which can complement imperfection of Chinese law in the field of business and industry. After all, the macro-economic policy coordination implies an essential meaning of policy by virtue of its specific characteristics, and has normative effects as rules of judgment in China’s judiciary. China’s legal system has been progressing in that policy’s influence as a source of law on the process of the legislation’s enactment and the court’s judgment at private law has continually diminished.