When a Brand Becomes Commonplace and Identified with a Category

question 110

Multiple Choice

When a brand becomes commonplace and identified with a category of goods rather than the unique product of a specific manufacturer, the brand may become a

• A) generic name.
• B) trademark.
• C) universal product code.
• D) product liability issue.

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Definitions:

State Implementation Plan

A detailed description of the programs a state will implement to meet national air quality standards, as required by the Clean Air Act.

Primary National Ambient Air Quality Standards

Regulations established by the EPA to protect public health, including the health of sensitive populations such as asthmatics, children, and the elderly, by setting limits on the concentration of major air pollutants.

Technology Forcing

Regulatory policies designed to promote the development of new technologies to meet desired standards.

Health Considerations

Factors related to physical, mental, or social well-being that influence decisions or actions.