__________ is the social force protecting the consumer and aiding the consumer.

(a)

Consumerism

(b)

Company law

(c)

Sale of goods Act

(d)

None of these

_________ refers to protest against business injustices and to efforts at correcting these injustices.

(a)

Consumerism

(b)

Sale of goods

(c)

Company Act

(d)

None of these

In the beginning of __________ century industrial and economy reached a boom state.

(a)

17^th

(b)

18^th

(c)

19^th

(d)

20^th

_________ hit a cross roads between industry and consumer satisfaction.

(a)

America

(b)

London

(c)

Amsterdam

(d)

Itally

________ people have less money at their disposal.

(a)

American

(b)

China

(c)

Indian

(d)

None of these

__________ is a king of the market.

(a)

Workers

(b)

Consumer

(c)

Producer

(d)

Seller

_________ discontent has been generated out of spiralling inflation.

(a)

Economic

(b)

Social

(c)

Political

(d)

Accounting

_________ is considered to be the father of the consumer movement.

(a)

Ralph Nader

(b)

Massie

(c)

James

(d)

Richard

There are __________ parties involved in the sphere of business transactions.

(a)

three

(b)

four

(c)

five

(d)

six

________should assure an active role in safeguarding the consumers.

(a)

Government

(b)

Private

(c)

Financial institutions

(d)

None of these

_______ is applicable to public sector, financial and cooperative enterprises.

(a)

Consumer Protection Act

(b)

Sale of Goods Act

(c)

Weights and Measures Act

(d)

Trademark Act

The Sale of the Good Act was passed in the year ______.

(a)

1930

(b)

1956

(c)

1985

(d)

1991

An ________ consumer is the need of every hour.

(a)

sleep

(b)

working

(c)

alert

(d)

none of these

The loss claimed by the consumer must be loss based on some___________.

(a)

efficiency

(b)

deficiency

(c)

ability

(d)

none of these

The consumer was referred to as "poor consumer" by _________

(a)

Mahatma Gandhi

(b)

Richard H.Bukirk

(c)

Ralph Nader

(d)

John F.Kennedy