Credit, Legal System, and Practical Operation

Author: Chen Qian
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book is the first specialized work in China on the legal practice of credit credit reporting. Theoretically, it analyzes and elaborates on the basic concepts, doctrines, and legal systems of credit from the perspectives of credit credit reporting and credit economy. Practically, it introduces the collection, processing, and use of credit information from the angles of personal credit credit reporting and corporate credit credit reporting, as well as the corresponding operational mechanisms and legal regulations. It systematically covers concepts such as credit credit reporting agencies, personal credit credit reporting, corporate credit credit reporting, legal dispute resolution in credit credit reporting, and the legal supervision of credit credit reporting activities. The modern market economy is built on the foundation of a rule-of-law-based credit economy, and the credit system is one of the fundamental systems of the market economy. Against this backdrop, the book aims to take the legal system of credit credit reporting as an entry point to explore the institutional frameworks, behavioral norms, operational models, and management methods involved in the entire process of establishing the credit credit reporting system. Theoretically, it analyzes and elaborates on the basic concepts, doctrines, and legal systems of credit from the perspectives of credit credit reporting and credit economy. Practically, it introduces the collection, processing, and use of credit information from the angles of personal credit credit reporting and corporate credit credit reporting, as well as the corresponding operational mechanisms and legal regulations.