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Mechanisms Linking Consumer Guarantees Warranties to Institutional Resilience in Uganda: A Comparative Mixed-Methods Framework
Rather than treating guarantees as a discrete legal instrument, the analysis conceptualises them as a relational mechanism that can generate feedback loops between market actors and regulatory institutions. It argues that institutional resilience is not a direct product of warranty enforcement but e
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