Abstract
This article focuses on the relationship between provider and customer, specifically on the complexity of available contracts in the cellphone market and the ways this complexity might be harmful to consumers. This article aims to elucidate the issues, fleshing them out both as a general phenomenon and as a specific implementation in the cellphone context. The aim is not to provide ultimate solutions, but to show the directions these solutions might take and the difficulties involved.
Citation
Adi Ayal,
Harmful Freedom of Choice: Lessons from the Cellphone Market ,
74 Law and Contemporary Problems
91-132
(Spring 2011)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/lcp/vol74/iss2/6