Consumer Protection Unit 12
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Consumer protection laws aim to protect buyers from unfair and deceptive business practices. Originally under caveat emptor, buyers had no recourse for faulty products, but now laws hold manufacturers responsible. Laws regulate unfair pricing, estimates, misrepresentations, work schemes, unordered items, false advertising, bait-and-switch tactics, negative options, cooling-off periods, telemarketing, and product liability for defective items that cause harm.
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Highly Competent
Competent
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Not Competent
Organization (8 points)
Careful organization that enhances presentation; definite/appropriate intro and closure segments
Logical organization; somewhat effective intro and closure segments
Some organization; lapses in focus and/or coherence; attempt at introduction and closure segments
Random and/or weak organization; no attempt at intro and closure segments
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6 or 7 credible references; minor APA errors in text and/or on the reference page
Less than 5 credible references; some APA format errors in text and/or on the reference page
Lack of reference or reference page, numerous APA format errors in text and/or on the reference page
Mechanics (8 points)
Virtually no errors in mechanics (spelling, grammar and/or sentence structure)
Few errors in mechanics relative to length and complexity; fewer than 6 pages in length
Some errors in mechanics but not enough to interfere with communication; fewer than 5 pages in length
Errors in mechanics that affect communication
Arguments (16 points)
At least 3 well-formed arguments representing stance on debate
Fewer than 3 well-formed arguments, but stance on debate is evident
Arguments lacked focus or organization; some question as to stance on debate
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6 or 7 credible references; minor APA errors in text and/or on the reference page
Less than 5 credible references; some APA format errors in text and/or on the reference page
Lack of reference or reference page, numerous APA format errors in text and/or on the reference page
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Virtually no errors in mechanics (spelling, grammar and/or sentence structure)
Few errors in mechanics relative to length and complexity; fewer than 6 pages in length
Some errors in mechanics but not enough to interfere with communication; fewer than 5 pages in length
Errors in mechanics that affect communication
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At least 3 well-formed arguments representing stance on debate
Fewer than 3 well-formed arguments, but stance on debate is evident
Arguments lacked focus or organization; some question as to stance on debate
Very little development in arguments and/or stance not evident
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The M.B.A. requires 3 business credits with an A- average, participation in a Business Olympics, 1 year of club participation, 10 hours of community service, and upholding the School of Business Code of Conduct.
The Ph.D. has higher requirements - an overall 3.0 GPA, meeting the M.B.A. requirements, 3 additional business credits with an A- average, participation in a second Business Olympics, a second year of club participation, 20 hours of community service, and upholding the
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To earn an MBA from the School of Business Honor Society, students must complete 3 business credits with an A- average or higher, participate in 1 Business Olympics or 1 year of an active club, uphold the School of Business Code of Conduct, and attend the Business Etiquette dinner on May 5th. The Honor Society recognizes achievement levels of bronze, silver, and gold certification for 1, 2, or 3 years of service, respectively. Earning a PHD requires 6 business credits with an A- average or higher, participation in 2 Business Olympics or 2 years of an active club, and attending the Business Etiquette dinner.
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