This course, part of "Sustainable Business for Societal Challenges," covers economic law, market regulation, competition law, and consumer protection, exploring their intersection with sustainability and innovation in business.

Topics include:

• Economic law fundamentals and sources
• Market regulation and anti-competitive practices
• Consumer rights in the digital age
• Sustainability in economic law
• Innovation promotion and intellectual property
• International economic law basics

Case studies apply theory to practice. Taught in English for 2nd-year students (6 CFU). Uses lectures, discussions, and interactive methods. Assessment includes continuous evaluation and final exam.

Prerequisites: Basic economics knowledge, critical thinking, B2 English. Readings on Moodle.

Note: This is one part of a two-module course.