Civil and Commercial Law Theory and Economic Analysis (II)

Author: Wang Wenyu
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book combines economic analysis with civil and commercial law theory, offering the best approach to interdisciplinary integrated legal studies. The included papers explore fundamental issues of civil and commercial law from an economic perspective, including the principle of (legal determination of property rights), the distinction between (property rights) and (debts), the legal framework of (security interests), asset securitization, the legal relationship of (trust), asset management legal framework, and the system of (stock par value), among others. It also proposes reform and improvement suggestions from both the institutional and normative perspectives. Additionally, this book applies legal economic analysis theory to various types of practical transactions, including derivative financial contracts, commercial contract risk allocation, mutual funds, voting rights contracts, real estate securitization, and assignment of future debts, to elucidate the essence of commercial transactions. By integrating economic theory into fundamental issues of civil and commercial law and transaction practices, this book broadens readers' macroscopic perspectives and enhances their problem-solving capabilities.