A Country View of Economic Law from Development Procedure of Chinese Economic Law
Tao Guang-feng
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Tao Guang-feng
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The country view of economic law is one of the core issues in its theory study and practice.The development procedure of Chinese economic law shows that the country views of economic law indicates not only the principles and tenets of management and adjustment to social economy through economic law by the government,and also regulation、restriction and leading by economic law to the power of government To establish the basic point of equity which should include equity at start point and in sharing opportunities、fairness in regulations and in protection the right of inferior colony is the logical jumping-off point of the country view of economic law in this transition period in China.The objective existence of the country view of economic law proved in another perspective that economic law does exist as an independent branch of law.
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The country view of economic law is one of the core issues in its theory study and practice.The development procedure of Chinese economic law shows that the country views of economic law indicates not only the principles and tenets of management and adjustment to social economy through economic law by the government,and also regulation、restriction and leading by economic law to the power of government To establish the basic point of equity which should include equity at start point and in sharing opportunities、fairness in regulations and in protection the right of inferior colony is the logical jumping-off point of the country view of economic law in this transition period in China.The objective existence of the country view of economic law proved in another perspective that economic law does exist as an independent branch of law.
Key concepts: Economic law, Public law, Private law, Law, China, Economics, Commercial law, Comparative law