Losses as a form of civil liability: analysis of contractual obligations

the article is devoted to the compensation of losses in contract law under non-tariff regulation, considering the legality of the parties' actions and the classification of business entities. The issue of economic security in the context of globalization and the use of internal control is raised. International instruments of non-tariff regulation of foreign trade, including "economic sanctions," are analyzed. The article notes the US's refusal to sign the UNCTAD, which creates risks of non-compliance with obligations and losses. The need for clear and regulated non-tariff regulation for the development of international trade is emphasized.

losses, contract, obligation, civil liability, will of the parties, tariff regulation, tariffs, lost profits, real damage