Consumer debt: Should Congress regulate credit card rates and fees?

Article Abstract:

A Director of Economic Opportunity, Demos, discusses the negative aspects of deregulation of the credit card industry and recommends fair and reasonable parameters for the industry. While a Managing Director of Card Policy, American Bankers Association argues that price controls would never work, and imposing such controls could send a get down through the economy.

Commercial Banks, Commodity & service prices, Personal credit institutions, Private Households, Consumer Credit, Consumer Capital & Loan Transactions, Prices and rates, Credit and debit card industry, Credit card industry, United States. Congress, Company pricing policy

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Action in congress

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Both lawmakers and the dietary supplements industry predict that some of the pending bills affecting dietary supplements might be passed in the near future. Some of the bills are increasing Food and Regulation enforcement resources, instituting AER requirements, and reclassifying andro as a controlled substance.

Dietary supplements industry, Powers and duties, United States. Food and Drug Administration

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