全书共分三篇十八章。第一篇，经济合同总论，内容包括合同与经济合同，经济合同的订立、履行、变更、解除，经济合同的担保，违反经济合同的责任，经济合同纠纷的解决等。第二篇，经济合同分论，着重阐述九大经济合同，即：购销合同、建设工程承包合同、加工承揽合同、供用电合同、借款合同、财产租赁合同、仓储保管合同、货物运输合同、财产保险合同等。第三篇，经济合同附论，作为经济合同的辐射面，阐述与经济合同有密切联系的涉外经济合同和技术合同。 第一篇 经济合同总论 第一章 合同法概述 第二章 经济合同的订立 第三章 经济合同的担保 第四章 经济合同的履行 第五章 经济合同的变更、解除、终止、转让 第六章 违反经济合同的责任 第七章 经济合同纠纷的解决 第二篇 经济合同分论 第八章 购销合同 第九章 建设工程承包合同 第十章 加工承揽合同 第十一章 货物运输合同 第十二章 供用电合同 第十三章 仓储保管合同 第十四章 财产租赁合同 第十五章 借款合同 第十六章 财产保险合同 第三篇 经济合同附论 第十七章 涉外经济合同 第十八章 技术合同

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