Consumer Rights Overview Quiz

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Match the following consumer rights with their descriptions:

Right to Safety = Protection from harmful products Right to be Informed = Ability to voice complaints and concerns Right to Seek Redressal = Right to compensation for issues with products/services Right to Consumer Education = Awareness of rights and responsibilities

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Types of Consumers Rights

Right to Safety: Consumers are entitled to protection from products that can pose risks or harm to their health and safety.
Right to be Informed: Consumers must have access to accurate and comprehensive information about products, ensuring they can make informed decisions.
Right to Choose: Consumers have the freedom to select from a variety of products and services, encouraging competition and quality.
Right to be Heard: Consumers should be able to express their complaints and concerns regarding products or services, promoting companies to address issues effectively.
Right to Seek Redressal: Consumers possess the right to seek compensation or remedy for problems encountered with products or services, ensuring accountability from providers.
Right to Consumer Education: Consumers should be made aware of their rights and responsibilities, fostering informed and responsible purchasing behaviors.