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Enterprise Law, State-owned Asset Management, Company Law, Foreign-related Enterprise Law, Bankruptcy Law, ** Law, Property Law, Contract Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Foreign Exchange Management System, Intellectual Property Law, Accounting Law, etc.
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Economic law involves a wide range of knowledge, to name a few, marriage law, labor law, criminal law and so on.
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Economic law includes Company Law, Foreign-Invested Enterprise Law, Partnership Enterprise Law, Individual Investment Law, ** Law, Negotiable Instruments Law, Bankruptcy Law, Financial Law, Insurance Law, Real Estate Law, Environmental Law, Natural Resources Law, Anti-Monopoly Law, Anti-Unfair Competition Law, Consumer Rights Protection Law, Product Quality Law, Finance Law, Tax Law, Planning Law, Industrial Policy Law, ** Law, Accounting Law and Auditing Law.
It should be noted that economic law cannot simply be regarded as the law that regulates economic relations. Civil and commercial law also regulates economic relations.
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(1) Economic law is the sum total of economic legal norms.
(2) Economic law is a general term for the legal norms that regulate economic relations, and (3) economic law regulates a certain range of economic relations.
Economic law is a general term for the legal norms that regulate the social relations that occur in the process of macroeconomic management of the country. Economic law cannot simply be regarded as the law that regulates economic relations. Civil and commercial law also regulates economic relations.
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The Company Law and the Tendering and Bidding Law belong to civil and commercial law.
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China's economic legal system is composed of three departmental laws: civil law, commercial law and economic law, and the specific laws and regulations of each departmental law are as follows:
1. Civil law department: (1) General principles of civil law; (2) contract law; (3) Intellectual property law, including copyright law, patent law, trademark law, etc.; (4) Marriage and family law, including marriage law, adoption law, etc.; (5) Inheritance law. [22]
2. Commercial Law Department: (1) Partnership Enterprise Law, Sole Proprietorship Law; [23] (2) Bankruptcy Law; (3) ** law; (4) Negotiable Instruments Act; (5) Insurance Law; (6) Maritime law.
3. Economic law department: (1) market regulation law, including anti-monopoly law and anti-unfair competition law; (2) macroeconomic regulation and control law, including planning law and economic policy law; (3) The State Investment and Operation Law, including the State Investment Law and the State-owned Enterprise Law.
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Market supervision and macroeconomic control.
Economic management subjects (mainly **), market entities (mainly investors, operators, laborers, consumers), social middle layer subjects (group subjects, social evaluation subjects, economic regulation subjects, market intermediary subjects), I hope to be able to help you thank you.
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First of all, economic law is a legal department that carries out an all-round, systematic, comprehensive, and comprehensive adjustment of socialist commodity economic relations. At the present stage, it mainly readjusts the economic management relations in which various organizations are the basic subjects in the process of social production and reproduction, and the relations of operational coordination within a certain scope.
At the same time, the basic principles of economic law are composed of: (1) the principle of optimal allocation of resources; (2) the principle of appropriate state intervention; (3) The principle of social standard; (4) the principles of economic democracy; (5) the principle of economic fairness; (6) the principle of economic efficiency; (7) The principle of sustainable development.
In addition, in China, the main role of economic law can be divided into the following aspects, focusing on maintaining the overall benefits of the social economy and taking into account the fairness of the economic interests of all parties in society. This basic principle of economic law can also be expressed more briefly as follows: the overall economic benefits of the society are given priority, and the interests of all parties in the society are taken into account. ”
Specific types of economic law: laws on national macroeconomic regulation and control. Laws regulating market entities. Laws regulating the order of the market. Labor and social security laws. >>>More
Economic law is a legal department that carries out an all-round, systematic, comprehensive, and comprehensive adjustment of the relations of the socialist market economy. At the present stage, it mainly readjusts the economic management relations in which various organizations are the basic subjects in the process of social production and reproduction, and the relations of operational coordination within a certain scope. >>>More
Legal analysis: The subjects of economic law are: market entities (such as operators), economic and administrative subjects (such as local **) and social intermediate subjects (such as market intermediaries) or production subjects (such as producers), exchange subjects (such as operators), distribution subjects (such as ** institutions) and consumer subjects (such as consumers) and so on. >>>More
Economic law refers to the legal system that regulates and regulates socio-economic activities. It mainly includes legal norms in many aspects such as market economy law, financial law, fiscal and taxation law, intellectual property law, labor law and so on. The emergence of economic law is caused by a number of factors, and I will analyze it from three aspects. >>>More
Yes. A is a general partnership. Therefore, according to Article 38 of the Partnership Enterprise Law, if a loss occurs during the period of partnership operation, a partnership enterprise shall first pay off its debts with all its assets. >>>More