Economic Law

Author: Zhang Yun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Economic law is a core course for business management majors in higher education institutions across the country, and Economic Law of Economic Law is one of the planned teaching materials for business management majors in higher education institutions. This book addresses the issue that most existing works on economic law are overly complex in content by making adjustments to the material. It emphasizes theoretical depth while highlighting practicality and conciseness, reflecting both comprehensiveness and specificity. The book is divided into five parts. Part I introduces the fundamental theories of economic law. The remaining four parts cover Market Entity Law, Market Operation Law, Market Regulation Law, and Macro-Control Law, respectively, explaining market entities, market behavior, market factors, market regulation, and the state's macro-control over the market economy, fully demonstrating the integrative, targeted, and practical nature of economic law. The book has a logical structure internally, with chapters interconnected and parts closely linked. It is self-contained, reflecting the latest theoretical achievements in academia and analyzing and arguing with newly released laws and regulations, offering original insights. The content is concise and appropriately structured, with rigorous arguments, striving for breakthroughs in theory and system. This book is suitable for use as a university textbook, as well as for adult self-study or cadre training.