Aspects of Australian consumer protection legislation 1964 - 1974

Maher, L. W.

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Aspects of Australian consumer protection legislation 1964 - 1974

Date

1975-06

Authors

Maher, L. W.

Abstract

The recent emergence of consumerism as a major social issue has been rapid and dramatic and has prompted increasingly vocal demands for reform to overcome alleged injustice in the market place and to establish a more stringent code of corporate responsibility'