Introduction to Economic Law

Author: Qian Xiaoying
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a planned teaching material for applied economics and management in 21st-century higher education institutions. As a textbook for non-law majors and students, it introduces commonly used economic legal norms in economic management work based on the latest enacted or revised laws and regulations. It provides a fresh interpretation of the Company Law, Foreign Investment Enterprises Law, Anti-Monopoly Law, Copyright Law, Bank Law, Insurance Law, Securities Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Tax Law, Foreign Trade Law, Legal Rules of the World Trade Organization, and Electronic Signature Law. This book is specifically written for economic law courses offered to non-law majors. Due to its well-balanced content and clear explanations, it has been highly popular since its publication and has been reprinted multiple times. The second edition retains the characteristics of the first edition while updating the content to align with recent changes in laws such as the Copyright Law and Insurance Law, adding the latest Electronic Signature Law, and incorporating numerous new cases and discussion questions. The content covers both fundamental legal knowledge and some aspects of the "broad economic law" concept, while also addressing domestic and international general provisions, basic legal principles, and practical applications, aiming to enable students to flexibly apply the law in actual economic work. This book can be used as a textbook for economic law courses at non-law majors in higher education institutions, as a self-study textbook, and is also suitable for modern distance education.