Over the years Congress has passed many laws that protect consumer rights

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Consumers feel that they have enough protections and don't want any new laws passed.

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One of the tasks of the Federal Trade Commission is to guard against false advertising.

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Consumers need to be more informed about what they buy because manufacturers are not truthful in their advertisements.

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If a person is upset over the content in a radio talk show, he or she can complain to the Federal Communications Commission.

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Congress created the Environmental Protection Agency to protect against air and water pollution.

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The Environmental Protection Agency needs to devote more time to cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay

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Consumers would be better off if they read labels more carefully than complaining to the Federal Trade Commission about faulty products.

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When Congress banned cigarette commercials from television, the Federal Communications Commission was responsible for enforcing the law.

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The Small Business Administration provides funds to support individuals who want to start a new business.

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