Toward the Internationalization of Consumerism
The consumerism movement has been largely uninational in scope, bypassing or exempting multinational corporate activities in overseas markets. Little progress and relatively few attempts have been made to coordinate consumer protection activities on a global scale. While numerous viable consumerism...
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| description | The consumerism movement has been largely uninational in scope, bypassing or exempting multinational corporate activities in overseas markets. Little progress and relatively few attempts have been made to coordinate consumer protection activities on a global scale. While numerous viable consumerism programs are to be found in the industrialized countries, few, if any, exist in the less developed nations. |
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