1st Edition
Consumers, Commissions, and Congress Law, Theory and the Federal Trade Commission, 1968-85
Edited By Bernice Rothman Hasin
Copyright 1987
246 Pages
by
Routledge
246 Pages
by
Routledge
325 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book on case study of the Federal Trade Commission appropriations crisis of 1980 is intended to provide historical understanding of the network relationships between the public and private sectors in the United States during our modern period.
1. Introduction 2. Critique of the 1969 Critique of The Federal Trade Commission, Also Known as The Little Old Lady of Pennsylvania Avenue 3. 1969-1970: Consumerist Capture Strategy: 1969-1970 4. 1971-1972: Soldering the Political Triangle 5. 1973-1974: The Antitrust Catholicon 6. 1975-1976: The Magnuson-Moss Culmination 7. 1977-1978: Contraction in the Regulatory Cycle 8. 1979-1980: Congress Retrieves the Federal Trade Commission 9. 1980-1985: Loose Ends 10. Conclusion
Biography
Bernice Rothman Hasin
