What are the types of contract economy and what are the common economic contracts?

Among them, China's economic components are divided into 9 types: state-owned economy, collective economy, private economy, individual economy, joint economy, joint-stock economy, foreign-invested economy, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan investment economy, and other economies

(1) Purchase and sale contract. (2) Processing contract. (3) Construction project survey and design contract.

(4) Construction and installation project contracting contract. (5) Property lease contract. (6) Contract of carriage of goods.

(7) Warehousing and storage contract. (8) Loan contract. (9) Property insurance contract.

(10) Technical contracts. An invalid economic contract refers to a contract in which the content or form of the contract is illegal as stipulated in Article 7 of the Economic Contract Law. An invalid economic contract has no legal effect from the moment it is concluded.

The right to confirm an invalid economic contract refers to the power to confirm that an economic contract is invalid. Whether an economic contract is valid or not is directly related to the interests of the state and the legitimate rights and interests of the parties.

On the question of who exercises the right to confirm invalid economic contracts. Article 7 of China's Economic Contract Law stipulates that "the right to confirm an invalid economic contract shall belong to the contract management authority and the people's court." "No other organ or individual has the right to confirm it.

Stamp duty is a tax levied on taxable economic certificates written and received in economic activities and economic exchanges. At present, stamp duty is only levied on the vouchers listed in the Provisional Regulations on Stamp Duty, and the vouchers not enumerated are not taxed.

(1) Purchase and sale contract. 2. Construction contract; 3. Processing contract; 4. Contract of carriage of goods;

5. Electricity supply contract; 6. Warehousing and storage contract; 7. Property lease contract;

(8) Loan contract.

(9) Property insurance contract.

There are fifteen types of famous contracts in the sub-rules of the Contract Law:

Chapter IX Sales Contract.

Chapter 10 Contracts for the Supply and Use of Electricity, Water, Gas and Heat.

Chapter 11 Gift Contracts.

Chapter 12 Loan Contracts.

Chapter 13 Lease Contract.

Chapter 14 Financial Lease Contracts.

Chapter 15 Contracting Contracts.

Chapter 16 Construction Project Contracts.

Chapter XVII Contract of Carriage.

Chapter XVIII Technology Contracts.

Chapter XIX Custody Contract.

Chapter 20 Warehousing Contracts.

Chapter 21 Entrustment Contract.

Chapter XXII.

Chapter XXIII Intermediary Contracts.

1. The form of economic contract refers to the expression of the clear rights and obligations between the parties to the economic contract, and it is also the expression method of the intention of both parties. Hail.

2. Oral form: refers to the agreement reached between the parties to express each other in a dialogue mode, and the parties should pay attention to the oral form when using the oral form, which can only be used in a timely and clean economic contract, otherwise it is not appropriate to use this form;

3. Written form: refers to the agreement reached between the parties through consultation between the parties in writing, according to the provisions of the Economic Contract Law, all economic contracts that cannot be cleaned in a timely manner should be in written form, when signing a written contract, the parties should note that in addition to the main contract, the telegrams, letters, charts, etc. related to the main contract are also part of the contract, and should be properly kept together with the main contract, and the written form is convenient for the parties to perform, easy to manage and supervise, and convenient for the presentation of evidence. It is the main form used by the parties to the economic limb hail sail contract.

1. What is the meaning of the economic contract?

Economic contracts refer to contracts concluded by legal persons, other economic organizations, individual industrial and commercial households, and rural contractors as equal civil subjects to achieve certain economic objectives and clarify mutual rights and obligations. From the perspective of extension, it mainly includes economic contracts such as purchase and sale, construction project contracting, processing contracting, cargo transportation, power supply, warehousing, property leasing, loans, and property insurance. An economic contract is a kind of contract, which refers to an agreement between civil subjects to clarify their mutual rights and obligations in order to achieve certain economic goals.

All economic contracts signed in accordance with the law will be protected by national laws and must be strictly complied with by the parties to the contract.

2. What are the common economic contracts?

Economic contracts are:

1.Purchase and sale contracts.

2.Processing contract.

3.Construction project survey and design contract.

4.Construction and installation project contract.

5.Property lease contract.

6.Contract of Carriage of Goods.

7.Warehousing and custody contracts.

8.Loan contracts.

9.Property insurance contracts.

10.Technology Contracts.

3. What are the main terms of the economic contract?

The main terms of the economic contract are:

1.Target. That is, the object to which the rights and obligations of both parties to the contract are directed.

2.Quantity vs. quality. The calculation standard for calculating the quantity must stipulate a reasonable pound difference of 40 plus or minus mantissa numbers. The quality standards of the subject must be specific and clear.

3.Price and gratuity. Prices and remuneration are the considerations paid by the party who acquires the product or receives the service to the other party, and the price and remuneration are expressed in monetary quantities.

4.Period, place and manner of performance. All economic activities must have a certain time limit, and any contract must clearly define the time limit for performance, and the place and manner of performance of the contract are also very important.

5.Pre-bridging fluid is compounded with fulfillment conditions (e.g. packaging and acceptance methods).

6.Liability for breach of contract. Liability for breach of contract refers to the legal liability that should be borne due to the failure or full performance of an economic contract due to the fault of one or both parties to the contract.

7.Other terms prescribed by law and required by the nature of the contract.

The characteristics of economic contracts are as follows:

1. Legitimacy. The economic contract is required to be signed in accordance with the laws and policies of the state, and has legal effect after signing, and is recognized and protected by the national law;

2. Binding. The economic contract is a restrictive instrument, which is an agreement that both parties must abide by to ensure the realization of the economic goals of both parties. Otherwise, you will have to bear legal responsibility;

3. Reciprocity. The two parties to the economic contract, regardless of the size and level of the unit, are equal in negotiation, and their legal status is also equal when they bear legal responsibility;

4. Consistency. All clauses in an economic contract can only be written after the parties have reached an agreement through consultation, and clauses that have not reached an agreement cannot be written. The canopy argument does not allow one party to impose its will on the other, and other organizations and individuals have no right to illegally interfere;

5. Bidirectionality. In order to achieve the respective economic goals of both parties, both parties must enjoy the right to claim the other party, and at the same time should also bear the obligation to ensure the realization of the other party's rights, and it is obvious that the rights of Party A are the obligations of Party B, and vice versa, such as receipt and delivery, burying payment and acceptance, etc.

Legal basisArticle 215 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

Unless otherwise provided by law or otherwise agreed by the parties, a contract between the parties relating to the creation, modification, transfer and extinction of immovable property rights shall take effect upon the conclusion of the contract; If the property right is not registered, the validity of the contract shall not be affected.