Property is not only a separate economic category, but also the basis of economic management, which is clearly seen from the history of the country. From this side, it is important to pay attention to two points: the essence of property rights and subjects of business law.
The essence of ownership
Property can be characterized as more than just property. In essence, it is an economic relationship that is being legalized. It is in this respect that we can speak of property as the basis of management, since a person who has received the right to own something becomes the owner of it, thereby placing upon himself the burden of maintaining the things belonging to him. The state itself imposes responsibility on the owners, assuming that they will value the economic law entrusted to them.
Problems related to the regulation of economic property relations in combination with the efficiency of managing the national economy are of particular relevance. Over the years of numerous market reforms, a revolution took place in the system of property relations, which affected the reorientation of economic management. Therefore, today the right to property means that the owner has all the authority to take any actions in relation to the property assigned to him, which do not contradict the existing legislation.
Property as the basis of management includes a triad of powers. First, it is ownership, that is, the legal basis for the possession of property. Secondly, it is the possibility of economic use of property in order to extract the necessary properties from it. Thirdly, this is an order, that is, the determination of the legal future of property by changing its condition and ownership.
Business entities
The subjects of business law are municipal and state enterprises. The property that they have in their possession cannot be divided into shares, shares, and so on. If the property is transferred to a unitary enterprise, it ceases to be the property of the owner. At the same time, some disposal options may be provided to the non-owner under the contract. The subjects of economic management have the right to dispose, and the lessee has limited disposal rights.
As you can see, property as the basis of management includes the presence of relevant entities that are engaged in the development of the property they have in their possession. They have the right to give it for temporary use to other entities. Such orders allow the development of property relations at the economic level, making a contribution to the development of individual regions and the country as a whole.
