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Why do production need follow the safety rules strictly?
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Answer
The situation in which the buyers do not receive the benefits and services according to the buyer's value or the situation in which the sellers receives or charges the value of commodities higher than its value is known as consumer exploitation. Therefore it is very much essential to safeguard the consumers from exploitation. Because of the intention for the safety of the consumers and to avoid the exploitation in quality of the product it is necessary to follow strict rules while the production process.
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Ravi now produces less than half the capacitors that he produced in the year 2000 and has only seven workers working for him. Many of Ravi’s friends in the same business in Hyderabad and Chennai have closed their units.
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