The movement to protect consumers from an imbalance of power with business and to maximize consumer welfare in the marketplace is known as
A) the consumer welfare movement.
B) the Consumer Bill of Rights.
C) consumerism.
D) the consumer proactive movement.
E) customer rights.

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Consumerism is the movement to protect consumers' interests and welfare in the marketplace, including their right to information, choice, safety, and redress. The Consumer Bill of Rights and customer rights are more specific principles or guidelines within the broader consumerism movement. The terms "consumer welfare movement" and "consumer proactive movement" are not commonly used or recognized.

The Movement to Protect Consumers from an Imbalance of Power