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The Japan's Basic Consumer Act of 1968 has had a significant impact in raising consumer awareness and regulatory oversight, but its effectiveness in today's consumer landscape is being debated. While the Act has contributed to increased consumer awareness and established regulatory agencies, it has limitations in enforcement and adaptability to modern challenges, particularly in digital commerce and data protection. The article highlights the need for reforms to streamline redress mechanisms and address these pressing issues to ensure the Act's continued relevance.
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