Federal Trade Commission Privacy Law and Policy

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The evolution of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from its inception in 1914 to its current role as a key regulator of information privacy and innovation policy is thoroughly explored. Chris Jay Hoofnagle, a seasoned expert, clarifies the FTC's significant influence on business practices and consumer economy regulation. This insightful volume addresses common misconceptions about the agency and serves as a vital resource for legal professionals, political scientists, and historians interested in the FTC's privacy initiatives within its consumer protection framework.