Research on Western Macroeconomic Regulation Law and Market Regulation Law

Author: Ye Qiuhua
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is divided into six chapters. First, it discusses the research on Western macroeconomic regulation and market regulation law within the historical context of Western market economy and state intervention. Then, it focuses on the micro-environment of macroeconomic regulation models, where the intensity of intervention varies significantly due to different types of market economies in various countries. Next, it conducts empirical research on the development of macroeconomic regulation and market regulation legal systems in specific countries under three types of market economies. Based on these economic and legal facts, it summarizes and analyzes the various factors influencing the formation of Western macroeconomic regulation and market regulation law, concluding that improving China's macroeconomic regulation law and market regulation law requires reasonable borrowing and transplantation of Western macroeconomic legal systems based on the specific national conditions, and proposes a series of recommendations. This book is an academic work on Western macroeconomic regulation and market regulation law under the modern market economy system. It is divided into six chapters, exploring the social and historical background and theoretical foundations of the formation and development of Western macroeconomic regulation and market regulation law, as well as classifying and studying the diverse models of major Western countries and market economies, along with their specific macroeconomic regulation and market regulation systems. The book also offers suggestions for the revision and improvement of China's macroeconomic regulation and market regulation laws.