To Properly Protect Consumers

question 13

Multiple Choice

To properly protect consumers,

• A) tests of a product can safely assume that the product will be used in just the way that the manufacturer intends it to be used.
• B) accidents occur exclusively as a result of product misuse.
• C) if a product poses a potential, serious threat, a company may need to take extraordinary measures to ensure continued safe use of it.
• D) only new products, not established products, need to be tested.

Understand the concepts of trade surplus, offshoring, and their implications for economies.

Analyze the effects of tariffs, quotas, and other trade barriers on domestic and international markets.

Understand the economic basis and reasons for world trade.

Evaluate the impact of trade policies on employment and industry sectors within an economy.

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Definitions:

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Protein-Producing Genes

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Senile Plaques

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Beta-Amyloid Proteins

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