Newly Edited Economic Law Course

Author: Liu Jianmin / Country:
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Economic law is a general term for legal norms that regulate economic relations arising from the state's moderate intervention in the economy and market management to maintain the overall interests of society under the socialist market economy system. Based on the current legislative status of China's market economy law, this book is not bound by the strictness of disciplinary classification and focuses on the most common and practical theoretical and practical issues in the operation of the market economy. It provides a comprehensive and systematic elaboration from perspectives such as the general theory of economic law, legal systems for regulating market entities, legal systems for regulating the business conduct of market entities, legal systems for regulating market order, legal systems for macroeconomic regulation and sustainable development, legal systems for labor and social security, legal systems for international economic and trade law, as well as legal systems for economic arbitration and litigation. The book is highly theoretical and practical, making it an ideal teaching material for students of non-law majors in universities and colleges, such as economics, management, and finance, studying "Economic Law." It can also serve as a reference for professionals engaged in economic management and legal practice.