DECISÃO DE INVESTIMENTO, SEGURANÇA JURÍDICA E SISTEMA DE PRECEDENTES OBRIGATÓRIOS NO PROCESSO CIVIL BRASILEIRO
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https://doi.org/10.12957/redp.2025.89763Abstract
This article aims to investigate how the institutional quality of a country, measured, among other factors, by the degree of legal certainty provided for doing business and investments, impacts the levels of its development and progress. From the theoretical framework offered by the movement called New Institutional Economics, led by Douglas North, it seeks to evaluate the relationship between the principles and objectives that guided the legislator of the 2015 Code of Civil Procedure and the potential gains in the perception of its institutional quality and legal certainty that the country can enjoy from the effective use and dissemination of some of the procedural novelties introduced by the new Codex, in particular, the System of Binding Precedents. The article intends to investigate the theme from a multidisciplinary approach, relating theory and practice, as well as bringing reflections on the promotion of efficiency and legal certainty in the Brazilian legal-procedural system.
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