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T.A.Ivanovich: State-legal regulation in Russia. How can it be evaluated?

According to this view in the literature there are two positions.

V.L. Tambovtsev brings need of EB to certainty [Tambovtsev V.L. 2013 p.160-168], which is
regarded by him as one of the basic needs in a sustainable and socially-oriented development. In

certainty , and in addition to the stability of the macro-economic and other conditions of functioning
regions and municipalities, large and small businesses, investors and innovators, workers in the real

sector and the social sector need. And if the macroeconomic conditions for the functioning of market
agents often and without sufficient justification are changed and revised, limiting their opportunities

certainty disappears, giving way to uncertainty. Once there is no certainty, also there is no stability,

and stability goes into trends, constantly accompanied by failures. There are first signs of instability
and failure of legislation and treaty obligations. This is followed by reduction of the social attitude

towards sustainable development, a drop of efficiency and limit innovation.

The need for certainty, in our opinion, is the most important property of each subject,
especially under the rule of market relations and the inherent properties of spontaneity, and the

pursuit of monopoly and profits. That certainty is guaranteed by the stability of the political-
ideological, macroeconomic and state-legal regulators that establish the public rules and standards

of conduct in relations between members of socio-economic relations. But along with certainty as
the “unifying” concept, there is a need, in our view, to highlight the needs of participants and other

market relations , assistance in implementation of which allows to estimate the SLR as economic

(EB) and/or the public benefit (PB), individualizing individual “slices” of certainty. Emphasize the
most significant:

the need for a civilized, - appropriate social norms, traditions, rules and standards , -

selection of manner (types, norms) behavior and actions do not infringe upon the law rights and
freedoms of other members of society. This “slice” of human needs satisfied “intermediate” need

for the formation of a definite plan of action and behavior of the subjects of relations. Otherwise,
the behavior and actions take on the character of routine, instinctive, emotional, and usually

produce regret and even self-condemnation. According to V.L. Tambovtsev such behavior and
action “usually account for only some of them, and only in a relatively stable environment”

[Tambovtsev V.L. 2013 p.161].

the need for state protection of constitutional rights and freedoms of every member of
socio-economic relations. If government regulators satisfy this need, the population and market

agents perceive the SLR as “value” in the form of economic (EB) or public benefit (PB). If the

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