المضاربة غير المشروعة في التشريع الجزائري في ظل القانون 15-21

Abstract

This study examines the crime of illicit speculation in Algerian legislation under Law No. 21-15. It analyzes the legal concept of this offense as a threat to food security and purchasing power. The research explores the deterrent mechanisms introduced, shifting speculation from commercial infractions to serious criminal offenses, including severe custodial sentences and accessory penalties. The study concludes that the Algerian legislator has implemented a strict framework to protect public economic order, emphasizing the need for judicial precision in qualifying acts and establishing criminal intent to ensure economic justice.