Consumer Preferences for Alternative Retail Credit Terms: A Concept Test of the Effects of Consumer Legislation

Abstract

Retailers may respond to interest limitation laws in ways that are detrimental to certain segments of society. This study examines the impact of such laws on consumers. Preferences for alternative retail credit terms vary significantly among consumers with different socioeconomic characteristics. The managerial and public policy implications of the findings are discussed.

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