The role of community justice in enforcing financial laws as one of the mechanisms of behavioral economics

Abstract

Justice is one of the most sacred and common topics in social behavior and it can take multiple forms within one society as well as between different societies. Justice in general and parallel justice in particular, which expresses the balance between a particular society in one state and the equality between them in terms of financial burdens and benefits and between another society in another state, As well as the relationship of this type of justice with financial laws and their enforcement towards classes and groups in society in those countries and their impact on the volume of public revenues that the state seeks to obtain through the legislation of those laws.