SOCL 4441 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Small Claims Court, Lawn Darts, Externality

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Terms and conditions and warranties and guarantees are stipulated. Sales and purchases are made, consumer information is collected, and credit arrangements are made (privacy issues - information online) Redress (ex: remedies for broken products, etc. ) Consumer information is used/exchanged with third parties, and loan payments are collected. Free market: a market economy where buyers and seller are allowed to transact freely (buy, sell, and trade) based on a mutual agreement on price without state intervention (e. g. , taxes, subsidies or regulation) Basic framework for market transactions arises from: contract law: voluntary obligation between parties, tort law: obligations imposed by common law. Society may conclude such framework is inadequate which often lead the governments to turn to legislation and regulations to supplement. Legislation & regulations created by the government to further protect consumers. Market failures occurs when goods and services are not distributed efficiently.

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