Consumer credit reform.
Contributors: Duke University. School of Law.
Series: Law and contemporary problems,; v. 33, no. 4
Publisher: School of Law, Duke University
Published: 1968
Place of publication: [Durham, N.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 785
Subjects: Consumer credit -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Consumer credit in the affluent society, by D. Caplovitz.; title: Legislative control of consumer credit transactions, by P. R. Moo.; title: The new law of finance charges: Disclosure, freedom of entry, and rate ceilings, by R. W. Johnson.; title: Integrating the UCCC and the UCC; title: limitations on creditors' agreements and practices, by W. E. Hogan.; title: Revolving credit and credit cards, by A. A. Buerger.; title: The regulation of consumer credit insurance, by F. G. Davis [and others].; title: Administration and enforcement under the Uniform consumer credit code, by B. A. Curran.; title: The impact of the Uniform consumer credit code upon the market for consumer installment credit, by R. P. Shay.; title: The new federal attack on the loan shark problem, by W. D. Malcolm and J. J. Curtin, Jr.