Economic Law (21st Century Business Series Textbooks)

Author: Wang Xueying
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Publish Date: 2007-01-27
Features: The book is divided into five parts. The first part covers the background knowledge, basic theories of economic law, as well as two fundamental legal systems widely applicable in economic activities—statute of limitations and agency. The second part discusses the legal systems of market entities. The third part focuses on the legal systems of market behavior, including contracts, guarantees, intellectual property, as well as legal systems related to accounting, auditing, and statistics, which are widely used and followed by market entities in economic activities. The fourth part covers the legal systems of market order, including the Anti-Unfair Competition Law, the Product Quality Law, and the Consumer Rights Protection Law, which are the basic laws for maintaining market order and protecting consumer rights, as well as the essential rules that all market entities must follow. The fifth and sixth parts discuss the laws and regulations related to two important and closely linked industries in the national economy—finance and real estate. The book selects the legal systems of these two industries, as well as the legal systems of accounting, auditing, and statistics in the third part, primarily considering the professional characteristics of students in economics and management disciplines.