One of the Problems Associated with Trying to Assess the Benefits

question 53

Multiple Choice

One of the problems associated with trying to assess the benefits of consumer protection laws is that they have often induced:

• A) the exact behavior desired.
• B) behavioral changes that worked against the intent of the regulation.
• C) people to drive more carefully because of automobile safety requirements.
• D) manufacturers to target children as potential customers for illegal drugs.

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Definitions:

All-Electric Car

A vehicle that is propelled by one or more electric motors, using energy stored in rechargeable batteries, contributing to reduced carbon emissions.

Greenwashing

A deceptive practice where a company or organization attempts to appear more environmentally friendly or responsible than they actually are.

Environmental Benefits

Positive effects or outcomes on the natural environment resulting from certain actions or policies, such as reduced pollution or conservation of natural resources.

Faux Environmentalism

Faux environmentalism, also known as greenwashing, refers to when companies misleadingly advertise their products or policies as being environmentally friendly, when in reality, their practices may not be sustainable or beneficial to the environment.