On the recordMarch 16, 2010
Magnuson-Moss did not kill FTC rulemaking. A change in enforcement philosophy killed FTC rulemaking.
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congress.govMagnuson-Moss did not kill FTC rulemaking. A change in enforcement philosophy killed FTC rulemaking.
Wicker discusses the impact of enforcement philosophy on FTC rulemaking.
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