Governmental regulation and self-regulation of economic activity from the position of system theory
This article discusses the relationship between government regulation and self-regulation. The author proposes to consider government regulation and self-regulation from the point of view of system theory, i.e. as relatively separate parts that are in complex interrelations with each other. The volume, nature and ratio of parts of a unified system is determined by the goals and objectives of the regulation of the economy (industry, sector). Within the boundaries of a unified system, various combinations of legal means, mechanisms of legal regulation of a particular group of public relations, predetermining and specific models of self-regulation are used.