Introduction to Economic Law

Author: Hu Dehua
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book can serve as a teaching material for students majoring in economics and management at vocational colleges and polytechnic universities, as well as a textbook for occupational training and a self-study reference for business management personnel. The book consists of 12 chapters, covering topics such as: an overview of economic law, market access and competition legal systems, fair trade and rights protection legal systems, economic organization legal systems, contract legal systems, industrial property legal systems, public finance and taxation legal systems, financial legal systems, resource management legal systems, labor and social security legal systems, economic supervision legal systems, and arbitration and litigation of economic disputes. When analyzing theoretical knowledge of economic law, it emphasizes depth while striving for systematicity and innovation; when explaining substantive issues of economic law, it uses case studies to help readers understand. Each chapter includes case studies and analysis, as well as practical exercises, to facilitate students' comprehension and application of the learned knowledge.