Basic Economics

Author: Wang Jinrong
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is written to meet the needs of teaching and curriculum reform in the 21st century, based on the basic requirements for teaching the fundamental course of economic law in higher vocational and technical colleges for economic and management majors. The target audience for this book is primarily students of economic and management majors in higher vocational and technical colleges. During the writing process, in addition to following the general writing principles of other economic law textbooks, it also highlights the applicability, combining theoretical teaching and case-based teaching organically, tailored to the characteristics of higher vocational and technical education. Based on the latest legal regulations and the teaching requirements and characteristics of higher vocational and technical colleges, this book concisely introduces the basic theories of economic law while systematically and prominently introducing the legal norms that regulate market entities and activities, legal norms for macro-control, and the basic knowledge of economic arbitration and adjudication. This book emphasizes the concept of "new," striving to incorporate China's latest legislative achievements. It also uses charts and tables to compare related content, making it easier for readers to grasp the key points and differences. The book focuses on introducing legal systems at the micro level, accompanied by relevant cases and analyses, emphasizing the legal application in actual economic work. It is well-organized, appropriately detailed, and reasonably paced. Suitable for use by faculty and students of higher vocational and technical colleges as well as self-learners.