Consumer Credit Protection Act of 1968


 

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Consumer Credit Protection Act of 1968

Federal legislation establishing rules for the disclosure of the terms of a loan to protect borrowers. See: Truth in lending.



Consumer Credit Protection Act of 1968

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Home responsibilities protection

Home responsibilities protection

A scheme which preserves your rights to a basic state pension during periods when you are caring for children, an elderly relative or other dependants.


Patriotism argument for protection

Patriotism argument for protection

The view that one is helping one's country by buying domestically produced goods instead of imports. In a nondistorted economy, this is not correct, since the country can do better producing where it has a comparative advantage rather than using scarce resources where it does not.


Foreign investment argument for protection

Foreign investment argument for protection

The use of protection to attract FDI from abroad. It does work, since much FDI has been motivated by firms trying to get behind a tariff wall to sell their products. In an otherwise nondistorted economy, however, the cost in terms of more expensive goods is higher than the benefit from additional capital.


Administered protection

Administered protection

Protection (tariff or NTB) resulting from the application of any one of several statutes that respond to specified market circumstances or events, usually as determined by an administrative agency. Several such statutes are permitted under the GATT, including anti-dumping duties, countervailing duties, and safeguards protection.


Fairness argument for protection

Fairness argument for protection

The view that it is unfair to force domestic firms to compete with foreign firms that have an advantage, either in terms of low wages or due to foreign government policies. This misinterprets economic activity as a game, the purpose of which is to win, rather than as a means of using limited resources to satisfy human needs. See level playing field.


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Labor standards argument for protection
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Call protection
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Building Societies Investor Protection Scheme
Intellectual property protection
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Effective protection
Investor Protection Scheme
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Protectionism
Second-best argument for protection
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