An economic analysis of Egypt's performance in the rule of law and justice index (a comparative analytical study).

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Faculty of Law - Mansoura University

10.21608/mjle.2024.386566

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The relationship between law, judiciary and economics: The legal base regulates relationships. Relations are either economic in nature or have economic repercussions... An economy is the goal. Hence, there is no talk of economic development and its sustainability in the absence of the law and the judiciary capable of inflicting it on reality to provide a favorable environment for all customers. How do you talk about investing in technology in the absence of a state of law and an independent, efficient and impartial judiciary? How are rights (material and intellectual) safeguarded in the absence of law and a capable judiciary? So, look at the map of the world... Countries that enjoy the rule of law and an efficient, independent and impartial judiciary are certainly economically, technologically and democratically advanced.

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