Some Observations Concerning Delimitation of the scope of the rules of international and domestic law in the resolution of the state-governmental financial and economic crises
This article analyzes the theoretical issues of the relationship between international law and domestic law of States in the regulation of one of the parties of economic relations - preventing and overcoming the financial and economic crises. The author points out that international law in this area is mainly regulates procedures for financial assistance and general issues of maintaining financial stability, whereas the national law affects a wider range of relationships involved in maintaining the stability of the real economy, creating conditions for recovery of the affected sectors economy.