How can the news media help protect consumers?
A. By helping consumers organize boycotts
B. B...
How can the news media help protect consumers?
A. By helping consumers organize boycotts
B. By giving consumers advice on how to make a personal budget
C. By issuing a recall on an unsafe product
D. By investigating and exposing bad products and business
practices
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