Identify the law that protects consumers from each of the following abuses:

a. A box states that it contains 12 ounces of product when it actually contains only 9 ounces.

b. A doctor tells an employer that an employee has a potentially expensive medical condition. Rather than risk higher health insurance premiums, the employer fires the employee.

c. A company develops a new “miracle” drug. To get it on the market quickly, the company does not test it sufficiently.

d. A company develops an effective new cleaning product. However, the chemicals it contains are quite dangerous. To avoid scaring potential customers, the company does not mention the dangers on the label.