The structure of an economic contract is written, and the writing content of an economic contract is

1. Economic contracts are generally divided into four parts.

1.subject matter (refers to goods, services, engineering projects, etc.);

2.quantity and quality; price or gratuity; the duration, place and manner of performance;

3.liability for breach of contract;

4.Clauses that are required by law or by the nature of an economic contract and that must be prescribed at the request of one of the parties.

2. According to its content, it can generally be divided into:

1.Purchase and sale contracts (including **, procurement, pre-purchase, purchase and sale combination and collaboration, adjustment and other contracts);

2.construction contract; processing contracts;

3.contract of carriage of goods; Letter stool code power supply contract; warehousing and custody contracts;

4.property lease contracts; Loan contracts; scientific and technological cooperation contracts, etc.

The signing of an economic contract is a legal act, which must follow the principles of legality, equality and mutual benefit, consensus and equivalent compensation. The economic contract is established in accordance with the law, that is, it is legally binding, and the parties must fully perform the obligations stipulated in the contract, and neither party may change or terminate the contract without authorization. Breach of contract, to be held responsible, to compensate for losses, rude up to legal sanctions.

An economic contract refers to a contract in which one of the parties to the contract is the first or is authorized by the law or the institution, or one or both parties have obligations to the conclusion of the contract, the conditions of the contract and its realization, and directly embodies the public policy requirements or other public interest requirements expressed in the will of the contract, and has an economic purpose or economic content.

Legal basisArticle 470 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

The content of the contract is agreed upon by the parties and generally includes the following clauses:

1) The names and addresses of the parties;

b) the subject matter; iii) quantity;

iv) Quality; 5) Price or remuneration;

6) the period, place and method of performance;

7) Liability for breach of contract;

8) Methods of Dispute Resolution.

The parties may conclude a contract with reference to the model texts of various types of slippery contracts.

A contract is an oral or written agreement between equal civil subjects to establish, modify, or terminate a civil legal relationship. In real life, oral agreements are widely used, but for agreements on major rights and obligations, written agreements are used.

The writing structure of the contract and the main clauses of the main body refer to the content of the contract. The content of the contract is essentially the rights and obligations of the parties, which is expressed in the form of the terms and conditions of the contract.

Contract. The content of the contract is the agreement of the parties, and Article 470 of the Civil Code stipulates the terms of the contract. The contract generally includes the following clauses:

the name and address of the parties; Target; Quantity; Quality; price or remuneration; the period, place and manner of performance; liability for breach of contract; Methods of Dispute Resolution.

Some clauses are necessary for the contract and are called necessary clauses. In the absence of such a clause, the contract shall not be concluded. The necessary terms and conditions are:

The parties to the contract (the names of the parties), the subject matter and the quantity. If there is a dispute between the parties to the contract on whether the contract is established, as long as there are necessary clauses of the contract, if there is, the service bureau filial piety is very painful to be established, and if there is none, the contract is not established. Old drafts.

Terms other than the necessary terms are referred to as general terms. The absence of general terms and conditions does not affect the conclusion of the contract.

1) The first part of the contract.

1.The title of the contract The title consists of two parts.

The main content of an economic contract.

1) Subject matter and quantity.

2) Quality. 3) Price or remuneration.

4) the time limit, place and method of performance;

5) Liability for breach of contract and methods of dispute resolution.

The above are the requirements of the previous economic contract, and now the content of the contract should be determined in accordance with the requirements of the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China. The model text of the contract is now classified into sub-provisions.

Appendix Article 12 of the Contract Law of the People's Republic of China The content of the contract shall be agreed upon by the parties and generally include the following clauses:

1) The name or address of the parties;

b) the subject matter; iii) quantity;

iv) Quality; 5) Price or remuneration;

6) the period, place and method of performance;

7) Liability for breach of contract;

8) Methods of Dispute Resolution.

The parties may conclude a contract with reference to the model texts of various types of contracts.

Quantity, quality.

The price and remuneration are the consideration paid by the party who obtains the target.

the duration, place and manner of performance;

liability for breach of contract; Economic contract, in terms of connotation, refers to a contract concluded between legal persons, other economic organizations, individual industrial and commercial households, and rural contracted business households as equal civil subjects to achieve certain economic objectives and clarify the relationship of mutual rights and obligations. From the perspective of extension, it mainly includes purchase and sale, construction project contracting, processing contracting, cargo transportation, power supply, warehousing and storage, property leasing, loans, property insurance and other economic contracts.