COMBATING ILLEGAL SPECULATION IN ALGERIAN LEGISLATION ANALYTICAL STUDY OF LAW NO 21-15
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Abstract
If the legislation subjected prices to the principle of supply , demand and freedom of competition, it intervened and criminalized some behaviors that contradict the principle by approving the crime of illegal speculation in the provisions of the Penal Code.
When these texts became unable to deter the spread of some illegal practices that threatened the economic security of the state for some economic agents and were linked to creating scarcity in the markets and raising their prices, it was necessary for the legislator to confront them, which was evident by issuing a special law, which is Law No. 21. 15 dated December 28, 2021 relating to combating illegal speculation, through which preventive procedural rules and penal provisions with severe penalties were approved to deter this serious crime.
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