Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 19. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1980 |
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51. lappuse
... consumer it is not obvious whether the consumer will be exposed to a greater or lesser variety of ideas and information through greater employee participation and control of decision making . At one level it could be argued that with ...
... consumer it is not obvious whether the consumer will be exposed to a greater or lesser variety of ideas and information through greater employee participation and control of decision making . At one level it could be argued that with ...
309. lappuse
... consumer report- ing agency was frequently received by their employees during interviews in which the employees ... consumer has ap- plied for a " benefit " , such as credit or insurance . The order avoids any dealings with consumers ...
... consumer report- ing agency was frequently received by their employees during interviews in which the employees ... consumer has ap- plied for a " benefit " , such as credit or insurance . The order avoids any dealings with consumers ...
390. lappuse
... Consumer Ass'n of D.C. , 32 F.C.C.2d 400 ( 1971 ) , the FCC discussed its role in the field of deceptive advertising . The Commission noted that the true watchdog in the field was the Federal Trade Commission ( FTC ) , which has greater ...
... Consumer Ass'n of D.C. , 32 F.C.C.2d 400 ( 1971 ) , the FCC discussed its role in the field of deceptive advertising . The Commission noted that the true watchdog in the field was the Federal Trade Commission ( FTC ) , which has greater ...
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