Economic Law

Author: Li Changqi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is edited by the renowned Chinese economist and law scholar, Professor Li Changqi. It has been continuously selected as part of the Ministry of Education's "15th Five-Year Plan" National Planning Textbooks and the "11th Five-Year Plan" National Planning Textbooks, making it a premium textbook in the field of law. The book is grounded in the argument of "the need for state intervention" and is structured around the proposition that "economic law is the primary legal form of state intervention in the economy." This framework runs throughout the entire book, reflecting the book's commitment to staying current and bringing it closer to the original spirit of economic law and the realities of socio-economic life. Another highlight of the book is its emphasis on applying multidisciplinary knowledge to reveal the essential attributes of economic law from multiple dimensions, as well as its focus on the integration of formal and substantive rationality in economic law. The book is divided into six parts, covering topics such as economic law subjects, market order regulation, macroeconomic control, economic supervision, economic law liability, and judicial relief. Notably, the book dedicates separate parts to detailed discussions of economic law subject systems and judicial relief, showcasing its innovative approach.