Examlex
Forecasting is the process of analyzing available data on economic variables and relationships and predicting future values of certain economic variables.
Material Omission
The failure to include information that is important and relevant to a decision or understanding of a matter, which could mislead or deceive.
Consumer Product Safety Commission
A U.S. government agency responsible for protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with consumer products.
Mandatory Safety Standards
Regulations that specify minimum requirements for the health and safety conditions in workplaces or products to protect consumers and workers.
Ad Substantiation
The requirement for advertisers to have evidence supporting their claims, ensuring that advertisements are truthful and not misleading.
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