MINIMUM EXISTENTIAL AND RESERVE OF THE POSSIBLE
CONTROL OF CONSTITUTIONALITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION FROM A FINANCIAL/BUDGETARY PERSPECTIVE
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i1.2024.181Keywords:
Constitutional Law, Existential Minimum, Reservation of the Possible, Constitutional ControlAbstract
This article sought to discuss the control of constitutionality in financial and budgetary terms, highlighting the applicability of constitutional principles and nuances. The correct allocation of resources that flow into fundamental rights, linked to the existential minimum, are only possible when the objectives proposed by the Public Power are developed in accordance with the constitutional plan. This study had as general objective to discuss the reserve of the possible and minimum existential with emphasis on constitutionality control and social inclusion under the financial/budgetary perspective. The methodology used was a literature review, which searched for material databases already published on the subject. Thus, this study concludes by making clear the importance of the theme and suggesting that more research should be done in order to go deeper into the subject.
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