The consumer movement is generally traced back to a single cause or event, although the specific incident varies from author to author.

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The consumer movement can be traced back to multiple causes and events, including the publication of Ralph Nader's book "Unsafe at Any Speed" in 1965, the 1962 passage of the Consumer Bill of Rights by President John F. Kennedy, and the formation of consumer advocacy groups such as Consumers Union and Public Citizen.

The Consumer Movement Is Generally Traced Back to a Single