Question : How does the Consumer Protection Act contribute to the overall welfare of society?

Option 1: By ensuring fair trade practices and protecting consumer rights

Option 2: By promoting monopolies and restricting consumer choices

Option 3: By increasing the prices of goods and services

Option 4: By discouraging the production of quality products

Question : How does the Consumer Protection Act contribute to the overall welfare of society?

Option 1: By ensuring fair trade practices and protecting consumer rights

Option 2: By promoting monopolies and restricting consumer choices

Option 3: By increasing the prices of goods and services

Option 4: By discouraging the production of quality products

Question : What is the significance of the Consumer Protection Act for consumers?

Option 1: It ensures fair prices for goods and services

Option 2: It provides a legal framework for redressal of consumer grievances

Option 3: It restricts the choices available to consumers

Option 4: It promotes unethical business practices

Question : What is the significance of the Consumer Protection Act for consumers?

Option 1: It ensures fair prices for goods and services

Option 2: It provides a legal framework for redressal of consumer grievances

Option 3: It restricts the choices available to consumers

Option 4: It promotes unethical business practices

Question : What are the rights of consumers under the Consumer Protection Act?

Option 1: Right to free goods and services

Option 2: Right to choose products without any limitations

Option 3: Right to be informed, right to safety, right to choose, right to be heard, right to seek redressal, and right to consumer education

Option 4: Right to demand unlimited compensation for any inconvenience