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MARKETS AND PRIVACY
Since the 1960s privacy advocates have relied on regulatory and legislative approaches to privacy protection in the United States, Canada and Europe. While important progress has been made in certain areas, there are large gaps and significant loopholes in existing legislation. I argue that a mar
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