2005- Economist of Economic Law

Author: Wu Zhipan
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Today's legal system, especially economic law, seems somewhat lagging behind the rapid development of the socialist market economy. Not only do the Chinese people feel that China's economic law development is lagging, but even Americans feel that their laws are lagging. In his book The Wealth of Nations, Alvin Toffler uses the phrase "when the elephant refuses to change" to describe the lag in the legal system. Of course, it doesn't mean that the faster the law changes, the better. The law must maintain relative stability, especially when it involves the fundamental political system of the state and the social fairness and justice. However, if economic law cannot keep pace with the pace of social development, problems will arise. This book is a research collection on economic law, divided into several parts: General Theory of Economic Law, Macro-Control Law, Market Regulation Law, and Research on Related Systems of Economic Law. It includes relevant research papers on economic law, suitable for legal researchers to reference and study.