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Answer» Besides the selfish attitude of the traders and the manufacturers to exploit the consumers to earn extra profit. The following factors are responsible for the exploitation of the consumers: - Consumers: Most consumers are ignorant about the prevailing market conditions. They are unaware of their rights and are unwilling to organize themselves to fight against exploitation.
- Limited information: The consumers have very little information about products and their quality and utility. They are not aware of the guarantee and warranty. Moreover, the salesmen do not provide such information.
- Limited supply: The traders create artificial scarcity of popular products. The traders take undue advantage of scarcity.
- Limited competition: The manufacturers/traders form cartels and create monopolistic situations. The consumers find themselves in market where there is limited or no competition and get themselves exploited.
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