The Child Protection Act (1966)and the Consumer Product Safety Act (1972)are examples of
A)pricing-related legislation.
B)consumer-oriented federal laws.
C)fair trade legislation.
D)distribution-related legislation.
E)requirement contracts.

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The Child Protection Act and the Consumer Product Safety Act are both consumer-oriented federal laws, designed to protect the safety and well-being of consumers, particularly children, who may be at greater risk of injury or harm from certain products. These laws established safety standards for a wide range of consumer products, and created the Consumer Product Safety Commission to enforce and regulate these standards.