ECONOMICS ANALYSIS OF LAW IN CORRUPTION WHICH CREATED LOSSES STATE ECONOMY
Suryanto Siyo (A) Agus Surohno (B) Nina Rosida (C)

Universitas Pancasila

Abstract

Absence of legal norms in Eradication of Criminal Act Of Corruption which clearly explains the causal relationship between criminal acts of corruption and losses to the state^s economy tends to narrow the responsibility of perpetrators of criminal acts of corruption to only direct and real losses. In interpreting the concept of harming the country^s economy, there are still many disagreements which can have implications for giving rise to legal uncertainty and harming justice. Several corruption cases which are thought to be detrimental to the satate^s economy also have different relationships, such as the Duta Palma Group in Palm oil corruption case and the misuse of the Tanjung Emas Bonded Zone, Surabaya. On the other hand, the State^s economic losses cannot be equated with pure economic losses to a crime victim which allows for the redistribution of wealth from one person to another, but is seen from the impact of acts of corruption on the broad impact on community resources and social losses. Contribution of the economic approach to criminal acts of corruption that harm the state^s economy can show the existence of a transitive relationship as a pattern of inference between an act of corruption that benefits oneself or others with losses the state^s economy.

Keywords: Corruption, Economic and social

Topic: Law