THE EU LAW OBSERVATION POLICY IN THE FIELD OF CONDUCTING ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Abstract

Abstract: The EU law is a specific legal system different from the international one as well as the laws of particular Member States. The EU law means contemporary law of the United Europe together with already shaped principles emphasizing on comprehension and the use of legal norms, the EU policy, judicial decisions, customs and values that exist in the EU functioning are taken into account. The European law is an ordered system due to described criteria, according to which it is classified. The way of creating the law, the European law may be divided as follows: -          Primary law is created by the Member States via international agreements; -          Secondary law is created by the EU bodies on the basis and within primary law. Key words: the EU law, primary law, secondary law, business ethics, state policy, economic activity.