This essay reviews Iain Ramsayûs book on Consumer law and Policy: Text and Materials on Regulating Consumer Markets. This book provides a critical introduction to the consumer law together with policy and rationale for regulation. It comprises nine chapters, situating it within the development and forms of regulation, and the context of recent legislative of consumer protection in various issues. Readers looking for a critical account of the role of consumer law and policy would get not only the consideration of legal regulation but also a critical analysis by legal and academic scholars including judicial developments of the law and policy in many cases dealing with consumer protection problems.