Question

Which of the following correctly lists the key measures for consumer protection?

Options

• Repeat sales, good feedback, and long-term profit

• Physical safety, moral justification, and hoarding

• Adulteration testing, duplicate goods ban, and faulty weight checks

• Consumer education, grievance redressal, and consumer associations

Answer 1

The key measures of consumer protection are consumer education, grievance redressal, and consumer associations. These empower consumers, resolve their complaints, and give them collective strength, unlike the other options which mix unethical practices or business outcomes.