CONSUMER LAW AND POLICY:TEXT AND MATERIALS ON REGULATING CONSUMER MARKETS THIRD EDITION,IAIN RAMSAY,OXFORD AND PORTLAND by OREGON, Iain Ramsay, Professor, Kent Law School, University of Kent, Ramsay, Iain ISBN 9781849462624, 1849462623 instant download

CONSUMER LAW AND POLICY:TEXT AND MATERIALS ON REGULATING CONSUMER MARKETS THIRD EDITION,IAIN RAMSAY,OXFORD AND PORTLAND by OREGON, Iain Ramsay, Professor, Kent Law School, University of Kent, Ramsay, Iain ISBN 9781849462624, 1849462623 instant download

1 (p1): 1 SETTING THE CONTEXT
1 (p1-1): 1. The development of consumer law and policy
7 (p1-2): 2. Consumer law, neo-liberalism and the social market
14 (p1-3): 3. Consumer influence in contemporary society: the politics of consumer protection
15 (p1-3-1): 3.1 Explaining the existence of patterns of consumer regulation
24 (p1-4): 4. Markets, consumption and ideology
29 (p1-5): 5. The regional and global dimension
29 (p1-5-1): 5.1 European consumer law and policy: establishing the ground rules of the internal market
33 (p1-5-2): 5.2 Conceptions of the consumer in EU law
34 (p1-5-3): 5.3 The competence of the EU in consumer policy
36 (p1-5-4): 5.4 The move to maximal harmonisation; framework directives
38 (p1-6): 6. International consumer law
41 (p2): 2RATIONALES FOR CONSUMER LAW AND POLICY
42 (p2-1): 1. Neo-classical rationales: market failure
47 (p2-1-1): 1.1 Assumptions of market failure analysis
49 (p2-2): 2. Information failures in consumer markets
54 (p2-2-1): 2.1 Market structure and information failures
56 (p2-3): 3. The new policy paradigm: behavioural economics
57 (p2-3-1): 3.1 Hyperbolic discounting
58 (p2-3-2): 3.2 Over-optimism
58 (p2-3-3): 3.3 Framing effects and status quo bias
59 (p2-3-4): 3.4 Availability and anchoring
59 (p2-3-5): 3.5 Information overload
60 (p2-3-6): 3.6 Fairness
60 (p2-3-7): 3.7 Emotions and the economy
61 (p2-3-8): 3.8 Behavioural economics and regulators
61 (p2-3-9): 3.9 Implications of behavioural economics for consumer law and policy
67 (p2-4): 4. Competition, information failures, bundling and switching costs
70 (p2-5): 5. Equity
73 (p2-5-1): 5.1 Assuring consumer access to markets at reasonable prices: social exclusion and consumer markets
77 (p2-5-2): 5.2 Consumer entitlements: a rights approach?
79 (p2-5-3): 5.3 Community values
81 (p2-6): 6. Paternalism
82 (p2-7): 7. Sustainable consumption:…