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How do government regulators protect consumers?
A. by investigating complaints made by lenders
B. by using borrower information responsibly
C. by disclosing accurate credit terms 
D. by ensuring lenders comply with the law

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The fourth alternative is correct (D).

In a market economy like the American one, the Government acts to maintain the adequate environment for the operation of the companies that provide goods and services to the consumers. Meanwhile, the government also acts to ensure that these companies provide good service to Americans. In this way, the government regulates the markets, creating norms and guidelines that must be followed by the companies. In other words, the government makes the creditors comply with the laws.

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There are different kinds of laws set up by government. The government regulators protect consumers by ensuring lenders comply with the law.

What is the Consumer Credit Protection Act that protect customers?

The Consumer Credit Protection Act Of 1968 (CCPA) is known to be an act that protects consumers from different kinds of harm that is gotten from creditors, banks, etc.

The Government through different kinds of laws act to maintain the right environment for the work of firms that provide goods and services to the consumers.

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