Routledge - Credit and Over-indebtedness in the Wake of Crisis

This academic text from Routledge examines the complex political, economic, and regulatory landscape of credit regulation following the global financial crisis. It provides a deep look into how current neoliberal economic policies impact the balance between multi-national corporations and individual consumers. Readers will gain a better understanding of the internationalization of consumer finance protection and how regulatory responses are evolving. The book provides a detailed analysis of how EU consumers deal with varying national economic conditions. By looking at specific lending regimes in Europe, Australia, the US, and South Africa, this work offers valuable perspectives on the global state of finance. This book is an essential resource for those studying economic policy and development. It offers practical suggestions for responsible lending practices designed to help avoid the pitfalls of over-indebtedness in a post-crisis world.