ABSTRACT
This chapter emphasizes the consistency and coordination of the constitutional law and economic law and further illustrates the importance of the consistency of key distribution systems based on different hierarchies and types. It takes taxation law among economic laws as an instance, explores how taxation and private law orders are coordinated and also studies how different distribution systems are regulated in a coordinated manner. However, neither “constitutional economics” nor “economic constitutional law” could sufficiently reveal the internal relations between economic and social development of constitutional law and economic law concerning distribution systems, nor could they reveal the function to promote such developments, regardless of the perspectives they take. An important intersection point between the distribution systems of constitutional and economic law is that they are both economic. That is, the economy is the bond that exists between them, enables them to coexist, and serves as the foundation for them to interact.
