The Georgia Consumer Services Program was a demonstration project funded by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. This series contains a research program consisting of 19 separate reports, which present recommendations for solutions to consumer problems in Georgia. These reports site the basic consumer problems such as. impure food, dangerous drugs, deceptive and fraudulent selling, meaningless advertising, high interest rates, etc. The reports also suggest state level and consumer protection remedies such as, unfair trade practice and consumer protection laws, creation of consumer services agencies, anti-pyramiding laws and consumer education. Also included is a section on consumer protection in other states. The final report is a summation of the 16 previous reports and offers alternatives and solutions.