CHAPTER 5 : CONSUMER RIGHTS
This chapter proposes to discuss the issue of consumer rights within the context of the ways markets operate in our country. There are many aspects of unequal situations in a market and poor enforcement of rules and regulations. Hence , there is a need to sensitise learners and encourage them to participate in the consumer movement.
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