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Consumer Awareness

ICSE · Class 9 · Economic Applications

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1. Meaning of Consumer Awareness

  • Consumer awareness means knowing the quality, quantity, purity, price, expiry date, and other important details of goods and services.
  • It also includes knowledge of consumer rights and the complaint or redressal system.
  • A well-informed consumer can make better buying decisions and protect against unfair trade practices.
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2. Ways in Which Consumers Are Exploited

  • Underweight: false or underweight measures give less quantity than paid for.
  • Substandard products: low-quality products are sold, sometimes at attractive prices.
  • Higher prices: sellers may charge more than the prescribed retail price.
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3. Reasons for Consumer Exploitation

  • Limited information: consumers often do not get complete and reliable information about products.
  • Shortage of goods: scarcity makes consumers vulnerable to unfair selling.
  • Monopoly power: a few big producers or corporations may control the market.
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4. Consumer Rights under COPRA

  • COPRA spells out six consumer rights.
  • The six rights are: right to safety, right to information, right to choice, right to be heard, right to redress, and right to consumer education.
  • Right to safety protects consumers from hazardous goods and services.

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