Which of the following is not concerned about consumer protection?

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) is not concerned about consumer protection. GATT is a multilateral agreement regulating international trade and tariffs between member countries. Its main objective is to promote free trade by reducing trade barriers and eliminating discriminatory trade practices. On the other hand, the Foods and Drugs Act, Trade Descriptions Act, and Price Control Act are all regulations that aim to protect consumers from unsafe products, false advertising, and price gouging, respectively.