Which responsibility do businesses have to their consumers? • to provide goods instead of services

to sell products for the lowest possible price

o to sell safe products

o

to publicize all financial transactions

to sell products at the lowest possible price.

Explanation:

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✅ To sell safe products.

❗ According to " United States  (CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION)"  

Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

1.  Manufacturers and importers of children’s products must issue a Children’s Product Certificate in which they certify that their children’s product complies with all applicable federal children’s product safety rules.

2.  The CPC must be furnished to the distributor or retailer. (The CPC need not be on paper and may be furnished by making it available on a dedicated Web page.) See frequently asked questions (FAQs) for more information on CPCs.

3.  A retailer is not required to view or maintain records of each CPC, but it may be advisable for a retailer to do so.

General Conformity Certificate (GCC)

1.  Manufacturers and importers of certain non-children’s products must issue a General Certificate of Conformityin which they certify that their consumer product complies with all applicable federal consumer product safety rules.

Note: Unlike children’s products, only certain non-children’s products have mandatory consumer product safety rules with which they must be in compliance. See the list.

2.  The GCC must be furnished to the distributor or retailer. (The GCC need not be on paper and may be furnished by making it available on a dedicated Web page.)  

3.  A retailer is not required to view or maintain records of each GCC, but it may be advisable for a retailer to do so.

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the answer is c.

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