China Business Law and Economic Law Introduction

Author: Shen Sibao, Liu Gangfang, Huang Yong (editors)
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: A General Introduction to Chinese Commercial and Economic Law includes: Introduction, Law of Sole Proprietorship Enterprises, Law of Partnerships, Company Law, Law of Foreign-Invested Enterprises, Contract Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, Product Quality Law, Consumer Rights Protection Law, Anti-Monopoly Law, Advertising Law, Foreign Trade Law, Tax Law, Price Law, Financial Law, Securities Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, and Accounting Law, totaling eighteen chapters. The book introduces the origin and basic concepts and knowledge of commercial and economic law in the Introduction, aiming to help students understand that commercial and economic law are two distinct legal fields and courses. In the chapters following the Introduction, it covers both commercial law knowledge, such as the Law of Sole Proprietorship Enterprises, Law of Partnerships, Company Law, Law of Foreign-Invested Enterprises, Contract Law, and Negotiable Instruments Law, as well as economic law knowledge, such as Anti-Unfair Competition Law, Product Quality Law, Consumer Rights Protection Law, Anti-Monopoly Law, Advertising Law, Foreign Trade Law, Tax Law, Price Law, Financial Law, Securities Law, and Accounting Law. This approach is based on both the overlap in some content between commercial and economic law and the consideration of the legal knowledge structure that finance and economics majors should possess. The book can serve as a textbook for finance and economics majors to study and research China's commercial and economic law, as well as a reference for others studying and researching commercial and economic law. The book includes eighteen chapters, such as the Law of Sole Proprietorship Enterprises, Law of Partnerships, Company Law, Law of Foreign-Invested Enterprises, Contract Law, Consumer Rights Protection Law, and Foreign Trade Law.