2005-Review of Economic Law-(Volume 6)

Author: Shi Jichun, Yuan Dasong / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This volume of essays analyzes the rationale and pathways for the legalization of macroeconomic regulation from relevant dimensions and levels, while also arguing for the necessity of authorized and decentralized regulation. It points out that "macroeconomic regulation" cannot serve as a standard for legal categorization and classification of legal systems; it systematically explores the legal characteristics of macroeconomic regulation from the perspective of institutional economics. By "seeking meaningful substantive differences," it parses conflicts and constructs coordination mechanisms. From the intersection of civil and commercial law with economic law, it addresses current hot issues, providing invaluable theoretical guidance for related reform practices. Additionally, it examines the legal gaps in state-owned asset management and highlights the judiciary's critical role in correcting government inaction and its harms. It reconstructs and deconstructs the case study "An Examination of a Case Related to the Real Foundation of China's Economic Law," proposing mechanisms for the alignment, coordination, and refinement of purpose in the operation and realization of economic law.