The "Four-Color Theorem" of financial law

Author: Wu Zhipan
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The "Four-Color Theorem" in financial law is an analytical method for legal issues, existing in financial markets such as the capital market and money market. It is a metaphor for the regulatory roles of the government, market, entities, and individuals. This book adopts the "Four-Color Theorem" analytical approach to conduct a deeper and broader analysis of traditional legal relationships. Through its unique analytical method, readers can understand why some domestic financial laws encounter problems during implementation that were not anticipated in their legislative design; they can also understand why China's financial law provisions, which are very similar to those of other countries, yield significantly different enforcement outcomes. So many questions, difficult to find convincing answers within traditional legal relationships, become easier to comprehend when analyzed using the Four-Color Theorem method.