Economic Law Journal (2005)

Author: Wu Zhipan
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: I think all legal professionals, especially those specializing in economic law, would feel a sense of unease upon hearing such news. In universities across the country, there are already over 4,000 law schools, each offering courses in economic law. Our teachers and students study various economic laws formulated by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee every day, as well as economic regulations and rules issued by the State Council and its various ministries and commissions. We also study judicial cases published in the Supreme People's Court Bulletin, and we have a wide range of legal databases. There are numerous versions of economic law textbooks and teaching reference materials, as well as textbooks and translated legal works imported from abroad. It can be said that China now has a considerable number of laws and regulations, and the learning materials for law students are not lacking, nor are the legal works. The number of judges, procurators, and lawyers in our country is also not too small. So, why are our citizens still so dissatisfied with the law? After all,