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The Effect of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009 on Consumer Credit

David S. Evans, Joshua D. Wright

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2 We discuss the differences between the Administration and the House bill below.See generally

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2 We discuss the differences between the Administration and the House bill below.See generally

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2 We discuss the differences between the Administration and the House bill below.See generally

Key concepts: Legislation, Consumer protection, Treasury, Consumer spending, Consumer Protection Act, Recession, Business, Finance

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