The "right to be heard" assures that consumers' interests will:
A) Receive full and sympathetic consideration.
B) Be protected against fraudulent or misleading information.
C) Be assured satisfactory quality and service at a fair price.
D) Be given all the facts to make an informed choice.

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The "right to be heard" means that consumers have the right to express their opinions, feedback, complaints or concerns to businesses, government regulators, and other relevant parties. This right ensures that consumers will receive full and sympathetic consideration, meaning that their interests will be taken seriously, and appropriate steps will be taken to address their needs, concerns, or complaints. Consumers will have the opportunity to voice their concerns, and businesses or regulators will have to listen to them to ensure that their needs are met.

The "Right to Be Heard" Assures That Consumers' Interests Will