Speeches

I. Introduction

I am very pleased to be with you today. The organizers of this session have done an excellent job putting together an interesting program, and I am honored to have been asked to

The views here are those of Chairman Muris
and not necessarily of theCommission or of any other Commissioner.

I. Introduction

On the calendar of an academic, the closing weeks of August mean that a new

The President
The White House
Washington, DC 20500

Dear Mr. President:

By this letter, I tender my resignation as Commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission, effective August 1, 2003.

It has

I. Introduction.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to explain why the Commission has a compelling interest in class action issues, what our concerns are and how we are addressing them.

The first

I. Introduction

This paper outlines the important role the FTC's unfairness authority can and should play in fashioning consumer protection policy. First, I will discuss the rise, fall, and

Introduction

It is a pleasure to be here today to discuss one aspect of "Aggressive Advertising and the Law" - combating deceptive advertising. Let me start by mentioning that my remarks this afternoon

*This speech reflects the views of Chairman Muris, not necessarily those of the Commission or of any other Commissioner.

I was asked to speak about the FTC's efforts to stop deceptive weigh loss

A. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

I'm delighted to have this opportunity to address the New York State Bar Association on a number of antitrust subjects that have kept the Federal Trade Commission very busy in