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LUKD1185 — Pháp luật kinh tế | Chương trình đào tạo NEU

LUKD1185 — Pháp luật kinh tế

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3
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K66-2024

Course description

The course content studies the fundamental theoretical issues and the provisions of the current law governing the legal relations arising in state economic management activities and the relations arising in the business and commercial activities of business entities. The course presents in depth: the law on investment in establishing enterprises and other forms of business organization; the general legal regulations on the registration, establishment, and management organization of enterprises; the characteristics in the establishment, operation, and the mechanism of organizing and managing the activities of various types of enterprises and other business entities operating under Vietnamese law; and the law on the dissolution and bankruptcy of enterprises and cooperatives.

Main contents:

The legal environment for business activities;

General legal regulations on enterprises;

The legal regime applicable to private enterprises and companies;

The legal regime applicable to other business entities;

Contract law and commercial business contracts;

Resolution of commercial business disputes;

The law on dissolution and bankruptcy.

Course requirements

Regulations on conditions for taking the course final examination

The attendance score must be 5 or higher (in accordance with the general regulations of the University)

Method of assessing the attendance score: see Appendix 2, Rubric 1.

Regulations on class attendance

Students are responsible for fully attending all class sessions.

In the case of absence due to force majeure reasons, students must proactively acquire knowledge through the materials provided by the lecturer and other required readings.

Regulations on classroom behavior

The course is conducted on the principle of mutual respect between learners and lecturers.

Take complete notes and participate in answering questions.

Read the required materials in advance.

Complete the homework assignments.

Do not make noise, do not disturb others, and do not eat or drink during class.

Laptops, tablets, and mobile phones may only be used for the purpose of taking lecture notes and performing calculations for study purposes; they must absolutely not be used for any other purpose.

11. SYLLABUS ADJUSTMENT TIME (Syllabus Adjustment Time)

June 2024

Appendix 1. EXAMINATION STRUCTURE

Weight in the course grade: 50%

Format: Multiple-choice examination on computer

Duration: 60 minutes

Number of questions: 50 questions. Each question is worth 0.2 points.

Appendix 2. RUBRICS

Rubric 1. Assessment of the attendance score

Weight in the course grade: 10%

Assessed through 8 seminar sessions.

* Note: 10+: may be considered for adding bonus points to the 40% assessment score when the attendance score is 10.

Criteria for assessing participation in discussion

Rubric 2. Assessment of the test

Weight: 20% (the first component of the 40% assessment score).

Assessed through the results of the computer-based practice.

Total number of questions: 50 questions, each worth 0.2 points.

Duration: 60 minutes

Rubric 3. Assessment of the presentation

Weight: 20% (the second component of the 40% assessment score)

Assessed through the results of the presentation and the answers to questions about the presentation content

Learning outcomes and assessment

The automated training management system assesses the level of CLO achievement according to the University's general algorithm. The course learning outcomes are assessed by students and the University after the course final examination.

Lecturers

  • Dr. Duong Nguyet Nga
  • Dr. Nguyen Thu Trang

Teaching plan

Week 1

Lecture 1 - Introduction. - The legal environment for business activities. - General legal regulations on enterprises.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 1, 2
Activities
Lecturer - Introduces the course syllabus, the Lecture/Seminar model, the assessment methods, and the materials used. - Lectures on the following contents: + The legal framework for business activities. + Business ethics and corporate social responsibility. + State management of business activities. + The concept and classification of enterprises, and the principles for applying the law on enterprises. + The regulations on establishing enterprises. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 1. Students - Read the syllabus of the Economic Law course (before coming to class). - Read Textbook [1], Chapters 1, 2 (before coming to class).

Week 2

Seminar 1 Discussion on the legal environment for business activities and the general legal regulations on enterprises.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 1, 2
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 1. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 1. - Assigns group work and provides guidance on completing the group work, as well as the method of assessing the group work. Students - Read the materials in advance. - Follow the practical steps. - Work on the computer. - Follow the examples, questions, and exercises and answer the questions. - Form groups to complete the group work.
Assessment
- Roll call - Answering questions in Seminar 1

Week 3

Learning resources

  • reprinted in 2019 — Dr. Duong Nguyet Nga and Dr. Nguyen Hop Toan (co-editors), National Economics University, Textbook of Economic Law, 2017
  • Law for Business. Barnes, Dworkin, Richards, Mc Graw-Hill Irwin, 10th Edition (2009) — Law for Business. Barnes, Dworkin, Richards, Mc Graw-Hill Irwin, 10th Edition, 2009
  • Essentials of Business Law. Beatty and Samuelson, second edition, a college textbook by South-Western, (2009) — Essentials of Business Law. Beatty and Samuelson, second edition, a college textbook by South-Western, 2009
  • The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business, 13/edition; McGraw-Hill (2008) — The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business, 13/edition; McGraw-Hill, 2008
  • Legal normative documents:
  • Law on Enterprises 2020, amended and supplemented in 2022
  • Law on Investment 2020, amended and supplemented in 2022
  • Law on the Management and Use of State Capital Invested in Production and Business at Enterprises 2014, amended and supplemented in 2018
  • Law on Securities 2019
  • Law on Cooperatives 2023
  • Civil Procedure Code 2015
  • Commercial Law 2005
  • Law on Foreign Trade Management 2017
  • Law on Commercial Arbitration 2010
  • Law on Bankruptcy 2014
  • Law on Civil Judgment Enforcement 2008, amended and supplemented in 2014, 2018, 2024
  • Decree 22/2017/ND-CP on Commercial Mediation
  • The Decrees guiding the implementation of the above laws
Lecture 2 - General legal regulations on enterprises (continued). - The legal regime applicable to private enterprises.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 2, 4
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + Registration of changes in enterprises. + The rights and obligations of enterprises in business. + Procedures for issuing the investment certificate. + Private enterprises. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 2. Students - Read Textbook [1], Chapters 2, 4 (before coming to class)

Week 4

Seminar 2 - Discussion on the general legal regulations on enterprises (continued) and the legal regime applicable to private enterprises. - Practice of presentation skills.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 2, 4
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 2. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 2. - Group 1 presents. - Discusses and answers questions on the contents related to the presentation topic. Students - Group 1 prepares the presentation. - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 2 before coming to Seminar 2. - Participates in the discussion on Group 1's presentation topic.
Assessment
- Roll call - Answering questions in Seminar 2 - The format, content, and method of Group 1's presentation. - Discussion of the questions on Group 1's presentation topic.

Week 5

Lecture 3 - The legal regime applicable to companies.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 3, 4
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + The concept and characteristics of limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, and partnerships. + The management organization and operation of limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, and partnerships. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 3. Students - Read Textbook [1], Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 (before coming to class).

Week 6

Seminar 3 - Discussion on limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, and partnerships. - Practice of presentation skills.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 3, 4
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 3. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 3. - Group 2 presents. - Discusses and answers questions on the contents related to the presentation topic. Students - Group 2 prepares the presentation. - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 3 before coming to Seminar 3. - Participates in the discussion on Group 2's presentation topic.
Assessment
- Roll call. - Answering questions in Seminar 3. - The format, content, and method of Group 2's presentation. - Discussion of the questions on Group 2's presentation topic.

Week 7

Lecture 4 - State-owned enterprises. - The legal regime applicable to other business entities.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 3, 5
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + The concept and characteristics of state-owned enterprises. + The organizational structure and operation of state-owned enterprises. + The concept and characteristics of corporate groups, cooperatives, business households, cooperative groups, and individuals engaged in commercial activities. + The legal regulations on corporate groups, cooperatives, business households, cooperative groups, and individuals engaged in commercial activities. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 4. Students - Read Textbook [1], Chapters 3, 5 (before coming to class).

Week 8

Seminar 4 - Discussion on state-owned enterprises and the legal regime applicable to other business entities. - Practice of presentation skills.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 3, 5
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 4. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 4. - Group 3 presents. - Discusses and answers questions on the contents related to the presentation topic. Students - Group 3 prepares the presentation. - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 4 before coming to Seminar 4. - Participates in the discussion on Group 3's presentation topic.
Assessment
- Roll call. - Answering questions in Seminar 4. - The format, content, and method of Group 3's presentation. - Discussion of the questions on Group 3's presentation topic.

Week 9

Lecture 5 - The law on contracts and commercial business contracts.
References
Textbook [1] Chapter 6
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + Overview of contract law and commercial business contracts. + Some general provisions of the Civil Code on contracts. + Specific provisions on contracts in commercial activities. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 5. Students - Read Textbook [1], Chapter 6 (before coming to class).

Week 10

Seminar 5 - Discussion on contracts and commercial business contracts. - Midterm test.
References
Textbook [1] Chapter 6
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 5. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 5. - Midterm test. Students - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 5 before coming to Seminar 5. - Review the contents in Textbook [1], Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to prepare for the midterm test.
Assessment
- Roll call - Answering questions in Seminar 5. - The results of correct answers in the test.

Week 11

Lecture 6 - Commercial business contracts (continued) - Resolution of commercial business disputes.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 6, 7
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + Legal liability for breach of commercial contracts. + Business and commercial disputes and the methods of resolving commercial business disputes. + Dispute resolution by the People's Court. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 6. Students - Read Textbook [1], Chapter 6 and Chapter 7 (before coming to class).

Week 12

Seminar 6 - Discussion on commercial business contracts (continued) and the resolution of commercial business disputes. - Practice of presentation skills.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 6, 7
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 6. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 6. - Group 4 presents. - Discusses and answers questions on the contents related to the presentation topic. Students - Group 4 prepares the presentation. - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 6 before coming to Seminar 6. - Participates in the discussion on Group 4's presentation topic.
Assessment
- Roll call. - Answering questions in Seminar 6. - The format, content, and method of Group 4's presentation. - Discussion of the questions on Group 4's presentation topic.

Week 13

Lecture 7 - Resolution of business and commercial disputes by Commercial Arbitration. - The law on dissolution and bankruptcy.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 7, 8
Activities
Lecturer - Lectures on the following contents: + Resolution of business and commercial disputes by Commercial Arbitration. + The law on dissolution. + The law on bankruptcy. - Announces the requirements students need to prepare for Seminar 7. Students Read Textbook [1], Chapters 7, 8 (before coming to class).

Week 14

Seminar 7 - Discussion on the resolution of business and commercial disputes by Commercial Arbitration and the law on dissolution and bankruptcy. - Practice of presentation skills.
References
Textbook [1] Chapters 7, 8
Activities
Lecturer - Summarizes the content of Lecture 7. - Answers questions about the theoretical content in Lecture 7. - Group 5 presents. - Discusses and answers questions on the contents related to the presentation topic. Students - Group 5 prepares the presentation. - Prepares the discussion questions and exercises in Seminar 7 before coming to Seminar 7. - Participates in the discussion on Group 5's presentation topic.
Assessment
- Roll call. - Answering questions in Seminar 7. - The format, content, and method of Group 5's presentation. - Discussion of the questions on Group 5's presentation topic.

Week 15

Seminar 8 - Review of the course. - Announcement of the component assessment results. - Examination guidance and answering of questions.
Activities
Lecturer - Synthesizes and reviews the knowledge from the lectures. - Reviews the types of questions for the final examination. - Announces the 10% attendance score. - Announces the 40% score (test score, presentation score). - Announces the cases of students who are not eligible to sit the final examination. - Answers questions about the component scores and examination eligibility (if any). Students - Be fully present to receive information about the component scores and the eligibility conditions for the final examination. - Review all the course content and the reference questions.
Assessment
- Roll call. - After the session, no further questions about the component scores will be resolved.
Final examination.
Activities
Objective multiple-choice examination on computer.
Assessment
See Appendix 1: the examination matrix.