Economic Law

Author: Hou Huaxia
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: The Economics of Law is meticulously compiled by teachers with long-term experience in teaching and conducting research on economic law in higher education institutions. It is designed to meet the overall requirements of the Basic Requirements for Core Courses in Law by the Ministry of Education and the Comprehensive Plan for the Compilation of High-Quality Legal Textbooks in General Higher Education. The textbook is tailored to the teaching characteristics and talent development goals of undergraduate law programs, drawing on economic law practices and latest research findings. The book is divided into four parts and twenty chapters. It comprehensively, systematically, and scientifically elaborates on the fundamental theories and basic institutions of economic law, covering topics such as the principles of economic law, laws governing market entities, market regulation laws, and macroeconomic control laws.
The textbook incorporates outstanding academic achievements from both domestic and international sources, achieving a balance between theory and practice while unifying theoretical rigor, practicality, and applicability. Theoretically, it is highly systematic and concise; practically, it is targeted and practical; and in content, it reflects the development and contemporary characteristics of economic law. Additionally, the textbook offers certain innovations in its format and structure.