Legal enforcement and protection for small businesses based on equitable efficiency in the perspective of economic democracy

Abstract

This study aims to analyze how the principle of fair efficiency in the perspective of economic democracy can be the basis for enforcing and protecting the law for small businesses. The research method used is a normative legal approach with an analysis of regulations governing small businesses and the principles of economic democracy. The results of the study indicate that fair and efficient law enforcement is an important factor in creating a conducive business environment, where small businesses can develop without discriminatory regulatory barriers. In addition, legal policies Oriented on economic democracy must ensure fair distribution of resources, equal access to financing, and more effective legal protection for small business actors. The implication of this study is the need for legal policy reform that is more pro-small businesses by prioritizing the principles of justice, transparency, and efficiency in the applicable legal system.