This study aid explores the traditional areas in consumer protection and covers the state and federal laws dealing with electronic transactions. Topics discussed include public and private actions to regulate consumer markets; methods of inducing consumer transaction; the consumer credit market; credit reports; identity theft; credit repair; and equal access to credit.

This text provides a comprehensive treatment of trademark, unfair competition, and related areas, with international and Internet issues integrated throughout.

This book examines the economic, psychological, sociological, historical, and legal traditions behind the demand for financial disclosures like Truth in Lending as consumer protections, how they have evolved into what they have become today, and how they might be reformed and improved