Question

Learning outcomes of consumer awareness

Answer 1

Answer:

Focus of learning

The purpose of this resource is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values to be informed and confident consumers. This supports the vision of The New Zealand Curriculum for young people to be informed decision makers who actively contribute to the social and economic well-being of New Zealand.

This resource includes three teaching and learning plans for students in years 4 –10. The resource develops students’ understanding of:

their rights and responsibilities as consumers

choices of goods and services

the factors that influence people’s purchasing decisions

values and priorities that affect financial decision-making

how financial decisions impact on our lives

laws and regulations that help to protect consumers

the role of digital citizenship in online consumer purchases

the effects of globalisation on the market.

Each teaching and learning plan explores consumer protection within a different context. The teaching and learning plan for students in years 4–6 focuses on toys and games, the plan for students in years 7–8 focuses on mobile phones, while the plan for students in years 9 –10 focuses on consumer protection laws in both national and global settings.

Answer 2

Answer:

Consumer awareness means the knowledge and information of the products which consumers are buying. Its outcomes are now a days people are more alert about the products they are purchasing and manufacturer have to provide complete information about the product.

Explanation:

Indian government had passed the Act of Consumer awareness in the year  1986 under COPRA to protect the buyers against the exploitation. Earlier the manufactures does not provide the complete information of the product and its content and Expiry dates. In order to save the buyers from such exploitation the act was passed under which the buyer should be informed about all the details. If in the scenario manufacture does not provided correct and complete information , buyers can take the matter to consumer forums for further proceedings.

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