Economic Law

Author: Mao Jirong, edited by Wu Pengfei
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is divided into 4 parts and 14 chapters: Part 1, Basic Theories of Economic Law, including the concept of economic law, the objects and basic principles of economic law, economic legal relations, and economic legal liability; Part 2, Market Participant Law, including the legal system of enterprises, the legal system of companies, the legal system of foreign-invested enterprises, and the legal system of bankruptcy; Part 3, Market Regulation Law, including the legal system of competition, the legal system of consumer rights protection, the legal system of product quality, and the legal system of industrial property rights; Part 4, Market System and Operation Law, including the legal system of finance, the legal system of taxation, and the legal system of contracts. The writing of this book has the following characteristics: First, it combines theory with practice, focusing on systematic theoretical narration while also emphasizing the connection with reality, making it highly practical; Second, the content is up-to-date, with the economic laws and regulations included in the book being the latest revised and promulgated as of the end of August 2006, making it one of the most up-to-date textbooks available; Third, there is some innovation in the format and arrangement. The chapter structure is more ( means "closer to reality" in Chinese, but since it's a phrase, it should be kept as is), without being overly comprehensive. This book can serve as a textbook for students of economic management majors in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for personnel engaged in economic and legal work in government agencies and enterprises.