Scientific research
The Position of Transparency in the Recent Developments of Arbitration Based on Investment Treaties

Moein Foroughi; hamid reza nikbakht

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 42-1

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.74761.1138

Abstract
  Today, the arbitration regime for dispute settlement based on international investment treaties faces many challenges. One of the most obvious concerns is the lack of transparency in this regime, which has become the subject of differences in theories in recent years. This issue is so serious in some ...  Read More

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A Reflection on the Effects of Regulatory Governments on the Right to Sustainable Development

Kheyrollah Parvin; ali taheri

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 70-43

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.75946.1163

Abstract
  Despite the introduction of "sustainable development" as a suitable framework for development in the last three decades and the positive reaction of many governments to it, there is a question whether regulatory governments, do strengthen the right of people to sustainable development or put challenges ...  Read More

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Quantitative Restrictions on the Principle of Freedom of Trade in the light of the Laws and Verdicts of the General Assembly of the Administrative Justice Court

Zahra Alborzi; Mohammad Emami; Seyed Mojtaba Vaezi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 111-71

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.76924.1182

Abstract
  Today, the concept of economic freedom as one of the necessary conditions for achieving sustainable growth and development has particular importance, so understanding the concept and components of the subject, as well as the limitations and obstacles imposed on it, are essential for any legal system ...  Read More

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Economic Analysis of Tax and Subsidy Policies and Regulations in Iranian Financial Markets with a Distributive Justice Approach Based on Kaldor–Hicks Efficiency Theory

mahmood bagheri; Saeed Mohammadi Bidhendi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 142-113

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.74587.1132

Abstract
  It is assumed that financial markets by utilising private law instruments operate in a way which lead to equilibrium and efficiency based on distributive justice. However, in case financial markets deviate from this equilibrium and efficiency, there is a need to provide and implement economic law remedial ...  Read More

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The role of Loss Aversion Cognitive Bias and its Results in Iran's Liability System Based on The Prospect Theory

habibollah rahimi; nasrin Khodarahmi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 177-143

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.77469.1191

Abstract
  In mainstream economics, people make decisions based on a rational model based on the cost-benefit logic. However, the behavioral attitude, as the outcome of the teachings of behavioral economics, posits that decisions are not made in the real world by real individuals about real issues as defined in ...  Read More

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A Comparative Study of the Effects of Takeover on Directors and Shareholders in England and Iranian Law

Mohamad Hassan Badinloo; Habib Ramezani Akerdi; Seyed Elhamoddin Sharifi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 208-179

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.76649.1181

Abstract
   Despite the fact that Takeover is usually used as a common strategy for the growth and development of companies, this process has unavoidable effects. Explaining that Takeover actually affects the set of actors of the companies and in many cases, it does not lead to the expected benefits. One of ...  Read More

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Liability adjustment and increasing caution in contract execution in Efficient Breach theory in French Reform of the law of obligations, Iran, and Common law

jalal soltanahmadi; Zahra Vatani; Masoumeh Zamanian

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 255-209

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.74189.1121

Abstract
  The concept of the efficient breach is made of fundamental modifications withinside the regulation of responsibilities and the substitute of the system of ethical utilitarianism with a system based on value originality. And considers the idea of contract regulation now no longer as "obligatoriness of ...  Read More

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Utilizing the capacities of the notary in managing the pre-sale process in the light of the theory of "contracting project management" with emphasis on Agency Problem

Nasrin Tabatabai Hesari; Soroush Safizade

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 288-257

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.75613.1155

Abstract
  The expansion of urbanization,raised raised the issue of housing and construction development as a necessity.In this regard, the legislator, by creating a contract called pre-sale of buildings, in addition to facilitating access to affordable housing, helped finance construction projects. However, the ...  Read More

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The Role of International Law Rules in Interpretation of the WTO Agreements

Asma Salari; Sasan Seyrafi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 319-289

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.78102.1204

Abstract
  Implementation of a legal rule requires its interpretation. According to the documents of the World Trade Organization, this should be done based on the customary rules of interpretation in international law. Among the effective components in the interpretation of the organization's agreements are other ...  Read More

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The Maximum Amount of Penalty Clause in Monetary Obligations with a Critical Approach to the Supreme Court's Unified Judicial Precedent No. 805

Rasool Bahrampoori; Javad Khodadadi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 348-321

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2022.73972.1114

Abstract
  Validity of penalty clause in monetary obligations has always been a controversial issue in the Iranian legal system. Due to the exposure of institutions such as the Constitutional Council and the Expediency Discernment Council to the damage of late payment, despite the adoption of laws such as the Code ...  Read More

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Implications of rational choice theory in judges' decisions

zahra sakiani; mojtaba ghasemi

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 380-349

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.76637.1180

Abstract
  A set of factors that affect Judicial behavior have been studied from the perspective of various sciences such as economics. Economics offers a specific way of delving into different subjects. Regarding the concepts of rational choice theory in economics such as its definitional meaning (making proportional ...  Read More

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Status of Cryptocurrencies in International Monetary and Financial Law

Seyed Yaser Ziaee; Masoomeh Sadat Hoseini

Volume 29, Issue 22 , February 2023, Pages 411-381

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2023.79170.1230

Abstract
  Cryptocurrencies is a class of digital asset that is controlled using cryptographic algorithms and often works in a decentralized manner. Some experts believe that cryptocurrencies could be the future currency or international money. Therefore, cryptocurrencies and related technology might disrupt many ...  Read More