The Consumer Credit Act 2006 (Commencement No. 1) Order 2006doi:2006 No. 1508 (C. 52)介绍性文本1.引文2.解释3.共同签署附表1 2006年6月16日生效的规定附表2 2006年10月1日生效的规定解释性说明
On the 20th of February 2006 new anti-usury law has come into force. This is the Act of July 7' 2005, amendment of the Civil Code and of the Consumer Credit Act. This new regulation of art. 359 搂 2'-359 搂 23 of the Civil Code states ma... A Jedlinski 被引量: 0发表: 2006...
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credit cards, see (Gärling and Ranyard, 2020)), most likely due to high search cost (Ranyard et al., 2006). Research has accordingly demonstrated that simplified information may result in more sensible borrowing decisions (Ranyard et al., 2018). It is an open question whether these ...
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The tendency of individuals to act based on the behavior of others can be explained by information cascades and the social proof associated with popular innovations (Duan et al., 2009; Sun, 2013; Zhao et al., 2020). Faced with numerous alternatives and some ambiguity surrounding the absolute ...
but it also conveys benefits to others, such as in the example of boycotting a firm to pressure it to correct its wrongdoing. However, anger does not appear to induce punitive actions that signal destructive motives, such as trying to discredit the firm and its public reputation. We combine...
Manufacturer-to-consumer is sometimes referred to as factory-to-consumer (F2C) because the manufacturer sells direct to the consumer. In essence, the company that produces the item takes the place of the retailer and any other third-party such as a whole
(Micklitz,2012). As opposed to maximising consumer welfare, consumer markets are reproducing social inequality and engendering regressive redistribution (e.g., Bartl,2015). For example, sociologists have observed that “the poor pay more” for their products, services, and credit (Caplovitz,1963...
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