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Evaluating Consumer Protection Laws: II. Promising Methods, Journal of Consumer Affairs
Abstract
Reviews the quasi-experimental research designs which promise the possibility of yielding strong conclusions about the effects of consumer protection initiatives. Threats to internal validity which face the designs; Implications of evaluation research for consumer protection; Features of the before-after comparison group design.
Type
Article
Author(s)
Bobby Calder, Lynn W. Phillips
Date Published
1980
Citations
Calder, Bobby, and Lynn W. Phillips. 1980. Evaluating Consumer Protection Laws: II. Promising Methods. Journal of Consumer Affairs.(1): 9-36.
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