Economy, Law, and Government Policy — An Examination of Social Phenomena in the Process of China's Reform

Author: Huang Wenping
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts: Market and Government, Rules and Rule of Law, and Development under the Rule of Law. It begins with the basic theories of economics and law, then introduces classic cases, employing a legal economics approach that combines economics and law. By selecting typical cases from the socioeconomic life of China during its transition period, the book provides an in-depth analysis of the behavior choices and mutual influences of three types of market participants: consumers, producers, and the government. On this basis, the author attempts to depict a social life picture that aligns with the current context of China, where the interaction of economics, law, and government public policies plays a role. This, in turn, offers a valuable reference for social public choices and government public policies.