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Ch6: Marketing

Chapter 6: Legal & Ethical Issues

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food and drug administration FDA
regulates the labeling and safety of food, drugs, and cosmetics sold throughout the United States FDA
consumer product safety commission CPSC
responsible for overseeing the safety of products such as toys, electronics, and household furniture CPSC
equal employment opportunity commission EEOC
responsible for the fair and equitable treatment of employees with regard to hiring, firing, and promotions EEOC
occupational safety and health administration OSHA
sets guidelines for workplace safety and environmental concerns, and enforces those regulations OSHA
securities and exchange commission SEC
regulates the sale of securities ( stocks and bonds) SEC
environmental protection agency EPA
established in 1970 to protect human health and our environment EPA
federal trade commission FTC
has the responsibility of enforcing the principles of a free enterprise system and protecting consumers from unfair or deceptive business practices FTC
allows workers to choose their work hours flextime
involves working at home, usually on a computer telecommuting
nonprofit organization that helps produce public service advertisig campaigns for government agencies and other qualifying groups Ad council
companies make an effort to produce and promote environmentally safe products green marketing
guidelines for good behavior ethics
established in 1912, is one of the oldest nonprofit organizations to set upself-regulation among businesses better business bureau
pricing products unreasonably high when the need is great or when consumers do not have other choices price gouging
involves reporting an illegal action of one's employer whistle-blowing
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