Economic appraisals of rule-making in the new society: why, how, and what does it mean? The challenge for the consumer

J.A. Hamilton; M. Wisniewski; C.E.F. Rickett; T.G.W. Telfer

Economic appraisals of rule-making in the new society: why, how, and what does it mean? The challenge for the consumer

J.A. Hamilton, M. Wisniewski, C.E.F. Rickett (Editor), T.G.W. Telfer (Editor)

Management Science

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Abstract

Consumer protection law in the age of globalisation poses new challenges for policy-makers. The growth of international consumer transactions in the wake of technological change and the globalisation of markets suggests that governments can no longer develop consumer protection law in isolation from the international legal arena.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	International Perspectives on Consumers' Access To Justice
Place of Publication	New York, USA
Publisher	Cambridge University Press
Pages	196-227
Number of pages	31
ISBN (Print)	052182432X
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

economics
consumerism
justice
consumer law
International economies

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Economic appraisals of rule-making in the new society: why, how, and what does it mean? The challenge for the consumer. / Hamilton, J.A.; Wisniewski, M.; Rickett, C.E.F. (Editor) et al.
International Perspectives on Consumers' Access To Justice. New York, USA: Cambridge University Press, 2003. p. 196-227.

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