La dialéctica sobre la libertad económica frente a la interpretación teleologíca de la libertad de trabajo

Abstract

This research presents an analysis of the jurisprudence versions that reflect in Venezuela the scheme of economic freedom, as well as the right to work consecrated in the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, and especially the Constitutional Branch of the Supreme Court in relation to these concepts of capital importance when examining the projection of work as a social reality. This research visualizes economic liberty as a technical concept and not as a basic consecrated right in the economic development of the country, and analyzes the doctrines of two superior Venezuelan judicial orderings, work and economic freedom, based on a democratic and social State of Rights and on justice.