Which of the following is not a means of consumer protection?

Tax laws are not a means of consumer protection. Tax laws are implemented to generate revenue for the government and are not specifically designed to protect consumers. Consumer protection refers to the measures taken by governments and businesses to ensure that consumers are not harmed by the products or services they purchase. Price control, Sales Goods Act, and Trade Description Act are examples of measures taken to protect consumers. Price control ensures that businesses do not overcharge consumers, the Sales Goods Act protects consumers from faulty or damaged goods, and the Trade Description Act prevents businesses from misleading consumers about the products or services they offer.