Principles of Economic Law

Author: Qiu Ben
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book conducts a valuable exploration of the most vulnerable yet crucial basic theories of economic law, filling the gaps in theoretical research. Based on the author's teaching and research achievements, combined with the accomplishments in the field of economic law, the book systematically discusses the fundamental concepts of economic law, including its foundation, basic principles, purpose, characteristics, and system. It also provides an in-depth yet accessible analysis of a series of major issues such as economic law subjects, economic law rights (power), economic law liabilities, economic law legislation, and the implementation of economic law. The book also clearly presents the author's own views on current hotly debated topics in the field of economic law, such as the relationship between economic law, civil law, and administrative law. This book can serve as a textbook for law majors in universities and is also an excellent introductory guide to economic law for socially interested readers.