WAEC SSCE - Commerce - 1997 (Objective)

Question 1 Report

Which of the following government legislation is not aimed at consumer protection?

Taxation Law

Sales of Goods Act

Food and Drugs Act

Standards Organization Act

Price Control Act

Answer Details

The taxation law is not aimed at consumer protection. Taxation laws determine how much individuals and businesses have to pay in taxes to the government. They do not aim to protect consumers directly. While taxation policies may indirectly affect consumers, their primary goal is to generate revenue for the government. On the other hand, the Sales of Goods Act, Food and Drugs Act, Standards Organization Act, and Price Control Act are all government legislation aimed at protecting consumers. The Sales of Goods Act establishes rules and regulations for the sale of goods, ensuring that consumers receive products that are safe, of satisfactory quality, and fit for purpose. The Food and Drugs Act sets standards for the production, labeling, and distribution of food and drugs to protect consumers from harm. The Standards Organization Act establishes standards for products, services, and systems to protect consumers from substandard products and services. The Price Control Act regulates the prices of goods and services to prevent businesses from charging excessively high prices and to ensure that consumers have access to affordable products and services.






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