Economics: Consumer Rights · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
What is the primary objective of the Consumer Protection Act (COPRA) passed by the Indian Parliament in 1986?
Practice question from Economics: Consumer Rights (Class 10 · CBSE Social Science), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
easy · MCQ · Q-1C1F06
What is the primary objective of the Consumer Protection Act (COPRA) passed by the Indian Parliament in 1986?
- A.To regulate the pricing of agricultural goods in rural markets
- B.To protect and promote the interests of consumers against unfair trade practicesCorrect answer
- C.To ensure minimum wages for industrial and agricultural laborers
- D.To control the inflation rate and monitor foreign exchange reserves
Solution
COPRA 1986 was enacted to provide a framework for consumer protection and speedy redressal of consumer grievances against unfair trade practices.
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