The Consumer Product Safety Commission
A) sets safety standards for new products, but has little power until after a consumer accident occurs.
B) must approve every new product (including foods and drugs) before it can be sold.
C) provides product liability insurance.
D) can order costly returns of products it considers unsafe.
E) has very little power.

Question

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission can order costly returns of products it considers unsafe. This shows that the agency has the power to take action against unsafe products.