Businesscreditpause to thesaleofsurplusgoodsmoredifficult, bankcreditincreased the confusionmore difficult to sell surplusgoods, so that sharpeningofthe crisis of overproduction.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, established by the Wall Street Reform Act President Obama signed into law in 2010, is charged with overseeing the federal financial laws that specifically protect consumers people who keep their money in banks and credit unions, pay for goods and services with their credit cards, and rely on loans to buy homes or pay for college, among other services.
So far, no large Indian supermarket chain has managed to replicate the convenience-store format successfully, because it's tough to offer goods on credit, personalize the service and stay profitable.