Consumer Protection on Kickstarter

Daniel Blaseg · Christian Schulze · Bernd Skiera

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FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing European and International Contract Law

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This article investigates consumer protection on Kickstarter; it shows that broken price advertising claims pose a substantial, persistent, and unresolved problem.

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