International Economic Law

International Economic Law refers to the set of rules and agreements that govern economic relationships between countries. It includes trade laws, investment regulations, and monetary agreements, aimed at promoting fair competition, reducing trade barriers, and ensuring economic cooperation. Institutions like the World Trade Organization (WTO) play a key role in enforcing these rules, helping countries resolve disputes and encouraging transparency. Essentially, it helps facilitate global trade and economic activity while addressing issues that arise between nations, ensuring a more predictable and stable international economic environment.