Question

choice (1 point each)

1. what involves all the regulations and statutes that protect the public at large from unfair business practices.

a) contract law
b) employment law
c) law of sales
d) consumer law

1. who is an individual that buys goods and services?

a) employee
b) business owner
c) consumer
d) client

1. what does consumer law protect you from?

a) unfair trade
b) inaccurate information
c) unethical ways of doing business
d) all of the above

1. what is the fda not responsible for?

a) food and drugs
b) contracts
c) vaccines and veterinary
d) cosmetics and tobacco products

1. employment regulations derive from laws passed by?

a) congress
b) state
c) legislature
d) local governing bodies
e) all of the above.

Explanation:

Question 1

Consumer Law focuses on regulations protecting the public from unfair business practices. Contract Law deals with contracts, Employment Law with employment - related issues, and Law of Sales with sales transactions. So the correct option is related to protecting from unfair business practices.

A Consumer is defined as an individual who buys goods and services. An Employee works for an employer, a Business Owner owns a business, and a Client is a customer of a professional service.

Consumer law protects consumers from unfair trade, inaccurate information (like false advertising), and unethical business practices. So it protects from all of these.

Answer:

d) Consumer Law

Question 2