This new edition of Consumer Economics: The Consumer in Our Society identifies the social, economic, and political forces that shape consumer demands, and it gives readers a better understanding of themselves as consumers in our society and the world. Learn how the marketplace works to serve consumers and also how it can work to disserve and even defraud consumers. This book examines what the government can do and is doing in the field of consumer protection, and it discusses how an individual may become a more mature, better-educated consumer citizen. You will find this readable, information-packed book a valuable resource for everyday consumer choices.
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Consumer Economics: The Consumer in Our Society is a big-picture book providing background that readers need to make important economic decisions in their daily lives. But it also goes beyond the big picture to deal with the essential particulars of these decisions . . . the nitty gritty. It does this with full attention to substance as well as style. --Monroe Friedman, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, Eastern Michigan University
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- PublisherHolcomb Hathaway Pubs
- Publication date1999
- ISBN 10 1890871060
- ISBN 13 9781890871062
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages386