Principles of Economic Law

Author: Liu Quanshun
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Economic law is a core course for business administration majors in higher education institutions across the country, as well as a compulsory or elective course for economics majors. Economic law is a highly comprehensive, targeted, and applied course. The comprehensiveness refers to the fact that it is not an independent or singular discipline but rather a course that encompasses knowledge from multiple legal disciplines. The targeting refers to the selection of course content being tailored to the training objectives of business administration and economics majors, aligning with the requirements of implementing the strategy of governing the country according to law. It specifically incorporates new content that is designed and arranged, differing from the traditional economic law courses offered to economics and business administration majors, as well as from the general legal principles courses offered in ordinary universities. The applicability refers to the fact that the course content revolves around the fundamental requirements of the legal system construction in the market economy, with a primary focus on practical applications and operations. Therefore, economic law can directly serve the implementation of China's strategy of governing the country according to law and contribute to the reform and opening-up as well as the legal system construction in the market economy.