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Test methods for respiratory sensitizationditions under which credit agreements operate. It is therefore, not surprising that consumer credit is subject to extensive legislation in many regions throughout the world. In this chapter the main UK and US legislation relating to consumer credit is described. Other jurisdictions have their own la
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,Die Stadt als ökologisches System,d default on loans taken out with another. The converse was also true. Those with a good history of repayment tended to be good customers again in the future. It therefore made sense for lenders to follow a ‘you show me yours and I’ll show you mine’ policy of sharing information about the repayment
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Ecology of the Baltic — Introductionps and the way in which commercial lending institutions manage the credit-debt relationships they have with their customers. These relationships are then placed within a historical, ethical and legal context.
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Rik J. Scheper,B. Mary,E. von BlombergThe chapter begins with a brief discussion as to why ethics is relevant to the operation of commercially-oriented financial institutions and briefly introduces ethics as a field of study. The discussion then turns to consider some of the ethical questions that have been raised about the nature of credit-debt relationships.
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Introduction,ps and the way in which commercial lending institutions manage the credit-debt relationships they have with their customers. These relationships are then placed within a historical, ethical and legal context.
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Ethics in Lending,The chapter begins with a brief discussion as to why ethics is relevant to the operation of commercially-oriented financial institutions and briefly introduces ethics as a field of study. The discussion then turns to consider some of the ethical questions that have been raised about the nature of credit-debt relationships.