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Transparency

March 29, 2010 | federal legislation, industry, positive media coverage | Comments (0)

I think I like some of the this New York Times op-ed piece:

So if the Consumer Financial Protection Agency should not focus on constraining prices or mandating disclosure, what should it do? A growing body of evidence from economics and psychology offers insight. Providing consumers with information can help, but only if it comes at the right time and in doses that don’t cause information overload.

Hard to argue with.

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