The Major Federal Consumer Protection Agencies Are Authorized by Law

The major federal consumer protection agencies are authorized by law to:

A) Intervene directly into the very center of free market activities, if that is considered necessary to protect consumers.
B) Substitute government-mandated standards for decision making by private buyers and sellers.
C) Intervene in the market by influencing consumers to buy one product or service rather than another.
D) Both A and B, but not C