Economic regulations

Author: He Xiangning
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is one of the "Basic Textbooks for Vocational Education in Finance and Economics." It is divided into 10 chapters and consists of three parts. The first part, Chapter 1, primarily introduces legal theories such as legal relationships, legal person systems, and agency systems, laying a theoretical foundation for students to study the subsequent chapters. The second part, Chapters 2 to 9, mainly covers China's major economic laws and regulations (substantive laws), catering to the needs of different finance and economics majors and fully considering the needs of vocational students for certification. Among these, the laws and regulations related to national macroeconomic regulation include the Accounting Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Tax Law, Trademark Law, and Patent Law; those related to market entities include the Enterprise Law and the Company Law; and those regulating market order include the Contract Law, Product Quality Law, Consumer Rights Protection Law, and Anti-Unfair Competition Law. The third part, Chapter 10, primarily introduces China's Arbitration Law and the Civil Procedure Law (procedural laws), enabling students to understand how to resolve economic disputes and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of themselves and enterprises. This book can serve as the economic law textbook for finance and economics majors in various vocational schools with different academic terms, as well as a reference book for business management personnel and other individuals responsible for implementing economic policies and management.