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6. Consumer Awareness

6. Consumer Awareness

Consumer awareness entails understanding one's rights and responsibilities as a buyer, alongside knowledge about available products and services. This awareness aids consumers in making informed choices, protecting them from fraud, and encouraging fair trade practices. Key components include consumer rights, responsibilities, protection laws, and methods to address unfair trade practices.

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  1. 6
    Consumer Awareness

    Consumer Awareness helps individuals understand their rights and...

  2. 6.1
    Introduction

    Consumer Awareness empowers individuals to understand their rights and...

  3. 6.2
    Who Is A Consumer?

    A consumer is an individual who purchases goods or services for personal use...

  4. 6.3
    Importance Of Consumer Awareness

    Consumer awareness helps individuals make informed choices and protects them...

  5. 6.4
    Consumer Rights

    Consumer Rights ensure the protection and fair treatment of consumers in the...

  6. 6.4.1
    Right To Safety

    The Right to Safety ensures consumers are protected against harmful goods...

  7. 6.4.2
    Right To Information

    The Right to Information empowers consumers to access complete and truthful...

  8. 6.4.3
    Right To Choose

    The Right to Choose is a consumer right that allows individuals the freedom...

  9. 6.4.4
    Right To Be Heard

    The Right to be Heard allows consumers to voice their complaints and have...

  10. 6.4.5
    Right To Redress

    The Right to Redress is a consumer's entitlement to seek compensation for...

  11. 6.4.6
    Right To Consumer Education

    The right to consumer education empowers consumers by providing them with...

  12. 6.5
    Consumer Responsibilities

    Consumer responsibilities are the duties and obligations consumers must...

  13. 6.6
    Consumer Protection Laws In India

    Consumer Protection Laws in India, established by the Consumer Protection...

  14. 6.7
    Unfair Trade Practices

    This section discusses various unfair trade practices that can harm...

  15. 6.7.1
    False Advertising

    False advertising involves misleading or exaggerated claims about products,...

  16. 6.7.2
    Adulteration

    Adulteration involves the addition of inferior or harmful substances to...

  17. 6.7.3

    Overpricing refers to charging consumers more than the fixed or fair price...

  18. 6.7.4
    Selling Substandard Goods

    This section discusses the practice of selling substandard goods,...

  19. 6.8
    How To File A Consumer Complaint

    This section provides a step-by-step guide on how to file a consumer...

What we have learnt

  • Consumer awareness is crucial for making informed decisions regarding purchases.
  • Consumers possess specific rights that safeguard them against unfair practices.
  • There are established laws that protect consumer interests in the marketplace.

Key Concepts

-- Consumer Awareness
Understanding the rights and responsibilities of consumers, as well as knowing about products and services.
-- Consumer Rights
The entitlements consumers have regarding safety, information, choice, and redress among others.
-- Consumer Responsibilities
The duties consumers hold to make informed purchases and report unfair trade practices.
-- Consumer Protection Act, 2019
A legislation aimed at safeguarding consumer interests by providing legal rights and establishing consumer courts.
-- Unfair Trade Practices
Practices that deceive consumers, including false advertising, adulteration, and overpricing.

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