ISSN: 3034-2481
The author analyzes two main groups of entities endowed with preferential rights to conclude government contracts in South Korea. The first group includes entities in respect of which a state policy is being implemented to promote the improvement of their socio-economic situation and the stability of employment, i.e. those entities (residents) to whom state support is provided. The second group consists of subjects of international economic relations (non-residents), who, in accordance with international and national legislation, are guaranteed preferential rights to participate in public procurement in South Korea.
The article describes the specifics of the legal regulation of procurement in the Donetsk People’s Republic during the period of economic and legal integration of the new subject of the Russian Federation into the Russian legal space. The directions of formation of the procurement legislation of the Donetsk People’s Republic are presented. The main issues preventing positive enforcement of federal and regional procurement legislation in the Donetsk People’s Republic are exposed.