Uma análise econômica do Direito do Consumidor: como leis consumeristas prejudicam os mais pobres sem beneficiar consumidores.
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https://doi.org/10.31501/ealr.v8i1.7523Abstract
O Direito do Consumidor é tradicionalmente compreendido no Brasil como único mecanismo capaz de proteger o consumidor como sujeito vulnerável no mercado de consumo. Sob essa lógica, multiplicam-se leis e regulamentos destinados a tutelar os interesses dos consumidores. Entretanto, as principais técnicas adotadas falham em atingir os objetivos propostos, concentram mercados e excluem consumidores de menor poder aquisitivo, dentre outras consequências não intencionais. O presente artigo analisa pesquisas empíricas para demonstrar os problemas que essas técnicas apresentam. Ao final, são propostas alternativas ao sistema de proteção ao consumidor centralizado na legislação.Downloads
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2017-08-02
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