Remedies for Consumer Protection: Prevention, Restitution, or Punishment

Dorothy H. Cohen

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When preventive measures are inadequate, should consumer protection remedies focus on securing consumer redress or on inflicting severe loss to the wrongdoer as a deterrent to future misconduct?

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