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What political of the second half of the nineteenth century pushed for protection against consumer fraud and more government loans for farmers?
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Which government agency is responsible for enforcing national consumer protection laws?
justiceDepartment of Justice, Justice Department
What assumption does consumer protection make about consumers?
Consumer protection assumes that consumers don't have full information from manufacturers and service providers about the products they are using and purchasing. Consumer protection handles the lack of transparency between producers and consumers.
Who is Ralph nader is he a democrat a republican and what kind of person is he?
Ralph Nader is a famous American political activist, particularly known for his advocacy in the area of consumer protection. He belongs to neither major party, and is a political independent. He ran for president in 2000 as a member of the Green Party.
The square deal was a plan for fair government for which President?
The Square Deal was President Theodore Roosevelt's domestic program formed upon three basic ideas: conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection.
Which American political party is the most liberal of the major parties?
If you are talking about today's political parties then, on the average, the Democrats are considered more liberal and the Republicans are considered more conservative. However, there are liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats. The Republicans tend to favor less government and the Democrats tend to favor more government, when dealing with domestic problems and individual and states' rights. Republicans tend to favor economic laws that regulate as little as possible. Democrats favor legislation that regulates industry for the protection of the consumer. Democrats tend to favor some sort of government aid for those individuals who need assistance. A Green Party was created in the US in 1984 and it is much more liberal than the Democrats, but it cannot be considered a "major" political party yet because of it's small membership. I believe the "Greens" do have influence in the politics of some European nations.
