Which of the following is not a lesson from the consumer movement?
A)public oversight is needed where corporations lack incentives to regulate their own behavior responsibly.
B)consumers must curb the wasteful overconsumption that threatens the envirornnent.
C)the need to achieve consumerism from one organization to another.
D)Product safety net and consumer protection infrastructure have serious holes.

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The other three choices are all lessons that have been learned from the consumer movement, including the need for public oversight, the importance of curbing wasteful overconsumption, and the presence of serious holes in product safety and consumer protection. However, the idea of achieving consumerism from one organization to another is not a lesson that has been widely discussed or emphasized within the consumer movement.

Which of the Following Is Not a Lesson from the Consumer