Consumer Contracts

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Practice area: Abuse of dominance | Behavioural and experimental economics | Behavioural Economics | Business and industry | Competition & Antitrust | Competition Economics | Consumer and firm behaviour | Consumer behaviour | Consumer behaviour and protection | Contracts | International institutions | NGOs and consumer advocacy | Public Policy | Regulators and government
Client: N/A
Published: February, 2011
Keywords: quantitative analysis

The OFT has published the market study on problems consumers have with contracts. To inform the market study London Economics in association with YouGov completed a behavioural survey of consumers combined with an economic experiment to investigate the features of contracts that cause most problems for consumers.