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Interpretación positiva del derecho concursal español y propuestas para una reforma equilibrada

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En comparación con los ciudadanos de países europeos de similar tamaño, los españoles mostramos unas marcadas preferencias estatistas y contrarias a la competencia, que, como se ha argumentado en otros trabajos del mismo autor, favorecen una concepción finalista de las leyes, así como una tendencia a imponer sobre las relaciones contractuales privadas tanto un exceso de reglas imperativas como unas funciones redistributivas que sería preferible desarrollar en el ámbito del derecho público.

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  • Benito Arruñada, 2021. "Interpretación positiva del derecho concursal español y propuestas para una reforma equilibrada," Policy Papers 2021-08, FEDEA.
    • Handle: RePEc:fda:fdapop:2021-08
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