Introduction to Economic Law

Author: Ni Zhenfeng
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Economic law is a general term for legal norms that regulate economic relationships arising from the state's management and regulation of economic activities to correct market failures under a market economy system. The book is divided into six parts, comprising twenty-nine chapters: Introduction, Market Participant Management Law, Market Order Maintenance Law, Resource Allocation Optimization Law, Economic Stability Regulation Law, Social Security Law (Promoting Social Equity Law), and Foreign-Involving Economic Management Law. The content covers legal systems such as enterprise law, company law, bankruptcy law, anti-unfair competition law, product quality law, consumer rights protection law, price law, advertising law, anti-monopoly law, planning law, tendering and bidding law, state-owned asset management law, science and technology law, fiscal and tax law, financial law, negotiable instrument law, securities law, insurance law, real estate law, accounting law, social security law (promoting social equity law), and foreign-involving economic management law. This book serves as both a fundamental textbook for law majors, economic law majors, and related disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as an ideal reading material for legal professionals and enthusiasts studying economic law.