… Gibbs Johnson picked up Ellis's theme and explored the distribution of consumer credit.38 …
that the number of bankruptcies per $1 billion of consumer credit began to rise sharply in the …

… the widespread use of consumer credit tend to increase the … the advanced industrialized
economies (and in particular the … term ‘Kalecki’s Paradox’ and consumer credit. In a neglected …

… review the growing body of evidence on the impacts of credit supply shocks on consumers
that is … This evidence is clearly related to the threshold questions in the sense that it addresses …

… The model illustrates the potential for consumer rights violations. The product category is
consumer credit … because of the high levels of consumer debt and the role that credit plays in …

… The paradoxical result of our model suggests that some of these recipient countries may
have been better off if they were exposed to the private credit market with its non-concessionary …

… the debates about the appropriate regulatory scheme for consumer credit in the US and
the EU I will demonstrate how, in both jurisdictions, the primary motivation for the increasingly …

… failed to generate the predicted upheaval in the consumer credit markets. The [FTC] rule has
apparently had a negligible effect on both the cost and availability of direct consumer credit. …

… We believe that the use of consumer credit to regulate and … reveal the paradoxical nature of
credit cards in the lives of our … constraint from the same are the result of credit card practices. …

… Thus the modern claim to restrict credit at the first sign of … consumers' credits, and it is
only in this way that the deficielncy in the purchasing power of the consumer, and thus the …

… sometimes called a racial “paradox” in mental health … consumer debt, highlighting the risk
of even small amounts of debt during an economic downturn. For the affluent, consumer credit …