Multiple Sources of Consumer Law and Enforcement (or: 'Still in Search of a Uniform Policy')

Authors

Ralph J. Rohner, The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1993

Abstract

In 1972 the National Commission on Consumer Finance surveyed and made recommendations for improving the legal and marketplace environments for consumer credit. Twenty years later, industry, consumer groups, government agencies, and the national and state legislatures are still groping for a coherent approach to the regulation of consumer credit. It is time for another national commission, or similar group, to make an objective and informed assessment of appropriately uniform policy for consumer financial services, and to craft a blueprint for future developments.

Recommended Citation

Ralph J. Rohner, Multiple Sources of Consumer Law and Enforcement (or: 'Still in Search of a Uniform Policy'), 9 GA. ST. U. L. REV. 881 (1993).