U.S. consumers spend billions every year automatically paying credit card bills for services for which they don’t realize they are being charged. This paper addresses the United States Federal Trade Commission’s attempts to regulate such negative option billing provisions, and advocates for regulations limiting the temporal scope of negative option billing for unused services.
Case studies of transitional justice in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Sierra Leone suggest that both peace and justice elements are necessary during transitional justice processes, both for sustainable development in the aftermath of conflict and for the creation of lasting peace.
Women represent a majority of Argentina’s highly educated population yet a minority of its labor force. How can the Argentinian government improve women’s access to employment and increase workforce productivity?