The Innovative Nature of Consumer Law

Hondius, Ewoud

doi:10.1007/s10603-012-9190-0

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“…O aparecimento do direito do consumidor, por sua vez, implica em algumas inovações no direito, como aponta Ewoud Hondius (2012). Uma delas é a transformação da proteção da parte mais fraca em um paradigma.…”

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A Rotulagem Como Instrumento De Efetivação Do Direito De Liberdade De Escolha Do Consumidor

Janini

Bernardes

2020

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A informação é um direito básico do consumidor, derivado de princípios constitucionais e explicitamente relatado no Código de Defesa do Consumidor (CDC). Com essa diretriz clara que ilumina as relações de consumo, este artigo tem por objetivo geral analisar a rotulagem dos produtos como meio para a efetivação dos direitos básicos do consumidor à informação e à liberdade de escolha. Seus objetivos específicos consistem em descrever os direitos básicos do consumidor derivados do texto constitucional e previstos no CDC; demonstrar a relevância do direito de informação do consumidor e do consectário dever de informar do fornecedor de produtos; e analisar a função dos rótulos dos produtos para a efetivação do direito de informação e do direito de escolha do consumidor. Este estudo utilizou-se do método dedutivo e de pesquisa bibliográfica. Concluiu-se que os rótulos precisam ser adequados, suficientes, verídicos e claros para que possam transmitir informação digna ao consumidor, influenciando, com isso, no seu direito de escolha.

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A Rotulagem Como Instrumento De Efetivação Do Direito De Liberdade De Escolha Do Consumidor

Janini

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2020

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“…In contrast, selecting the Single Market perspective as a starting point bypasses national economic and institutional arrangements which, nevertheless, need to be addressed. The domain of consumer policy, however, tends to overcome this dichotomy and could be particularly successful in doing so, as evidenced by regular calls for policy renewal (Hondius 2012;Reisch 2004;Repo et al 2009Repo et al , 2013.…”

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“…Testing the approach empirically with data from the European Commission's Consumer Market Monitoring Surveys also reveals whether the heritage of national economies and institutions still dominates market performance or if markets have become Europeanized in the form of a Single Market. The study is conducted in light of a situation in which European policies promoting the Single Market, and the role of consumers within it, are increasingly focusing on harmonized market arrangements (Hondius 2012;Svetiev 2013).…”

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Regime Market Performance Analysis: Informing European Consumer Policy

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Timonen

2016

J Consum Policy

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The Single Market of the European Union has progressed during recent decades to encompass more than 500 million consumers in 28 EU Member States and adjoining countries. During the same period, consumer issues have received growing policy interest and policy measures have been put in place to harmonize the Single Market, that is, to make national markets more alike. Yet, in order to provide policy measures that promote desirable market outcomes, the considerable challenge of understanding differences in the market performances of participating countries and the relationships between national markets and the Single Market need to be addressed. Consequently, this article proposes the consideration of differences in terms of regimes, that is, between groups of similar countries, when assessing the performances of markets. Differences in market performances are analysed with the Kruskal-Wallis test using survey data from the European Commission, and results were reviewed against market studies carried out by the Commission. Findings show that regime differences in market performance can indeed be observed and that the regime approach can draw policy attention to commonalities in market arrangements in addition to the consumer issues conventionally examined, such as price differences and consumer awareness.Keywords Consumer markets scoreboard . Consumer policy . Market performance . Policy regimes . Single market During recent decades, consumption has increasingly become a political project, and the European Union has worked to promote a vision of European consumer society based on access, individual choice, and trust in the market. The Single Market of Europe has evolved to cover 28 Member States and adjoining countries and consists of numerous markets of which

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Consumer Protection Law in Ethiopia: The Normative Regime and the Way Forward

Stebek

2018

J Consum Policy

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The Innovative Nature of Consumer Law

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A Rotulagem Como Instrumento De Efetivação Do Direito De Liberdade De Escolha Do Consumidor

A Rotulagem Como Instrumento De Efetivação Do Direito De Liberdade De Escolha Do Consumidor

Regime Market Performance Analysis: Informing European Consumer Policy

Consumer Protection Law in Ethiopia: The Normative Regime and the Way Forward

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