Writing Microeconomics for Lawyers

Author: Bai Qunyan, Duan Pingli, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The future of economic law depends on the collaboration between future legal scholars and economists. An introductory textbook cannot educate anyone into becoming an expert, but a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Unlike economics textbooks filled with extensive mathematical calculations, geometric diagrams, and complex technical terms, this book is easy to understand and engaging. It enables more legal professionals to fully recognize the need for economic theory to support legal theory and the importance of economic theory in guiding judicial practice. For this very reason, the book "Microeconomics for Lawyers" was published. The greatest feature of this book lies in integrating economic theory with legal theory and closely connecting it with real life. Using vivid examples, it explains profound economic theories, allowing readers not only to gain a more concrete and in-depth understanding of what economics studies and the significance of learning it but also to more accurately grasp how to apply these theories in practice. It completely breaks the traditional purely theoretical deductive model, making it refreshing and highly engaging to read. Therefore, this is an ideal economics textbook for legal professionals, as well as for others who are interested in economics. Its publication is sure to be well-received by a broad readership.