Economic Law (Non-professional Textbook for Colleges)

Author: Qian Zhiwang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The complex and unpredictable 20th century has come to an end, and the dawn of the 21st century has arrived. In the 21st century, with the rapid development of global economic integration, continuous progress in science and culture, and the ongoing advancement of social civilization, various economic relationships have emerged in social and economic life with unprecedented complexity and unpredictability. Laws must be used to regulate these relationships to ensure the healthy and orderly operation of the human economy. The millennia-long history of national civilization development in human society has undeniably proven that legal systems are a crucial tool for maintaining society, adjusting various social relationships, and preserving social stability. Therefore, as the primary means by which the state adjusts and regulates economic relationships—economic law—its functions and value have become increasingly important. This book is rich in materials and provides detailed explanations of legal provisions, but the content is quite extensive and overly academic, making it unsuitable for students from non-law majors. Compared to previous textbooks, this book has the following characteristics: First, in its structural design, it reflects the integration of theory and practice. Second, in its content arrangement, it adapts to the needs of national economic restructuring and the new realities following China's entry into the WTO. Third, in its language expression, it strives to explain legal theories and systems in clear and fluent language, making them easy to understand and highly readable. Fourth, in its writing style and perspective, it emphasizes practical content while also considering academic rigor.