Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 61.
53. lappuse
... consumer confidence by misrepresenting his status and a corporation which seeks the same end by misrepresenting , for example , its concern with the environ- ment . 129 There might be difficulty in determining that the misrepre ...
... consumer confidence by misrepresenting his status and a corporation which seeks the same end by misrepresenting , for example , its concern with the environ- ment . 129 There might be difficulty in determining that the misrepre ...
56. lappuse
... consumer information on which to base a rational buying decision . 146 The FTC has begun a program requiring advertisers to submit to the FTC the material which allegedly support their advertised claims . 147 Originally , this was done ...
... consumer information on which to base a rational buying decision . 146 The FTC has begun a program requiring advertisers to submit to the FTC the material which allegedly support their advertised claims . 147 Originally , this was done ...
291. lappuse
... Consumer Involvement Each department of the federal government has submitted proposed consumer representation plans . The purpose of the plans is to provide a method whereby consumers can partici- pate and be represented in the ...
... Consumer Involvement Each department of the federal government has submitted proposed consumer representation plans . The purpose of the plans is to provide a method whereby consumers can partici- pate and be represented in the ...
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