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EP 39 EXPOSED! The Warnings Doctor - Dr. Gerry Goldhaber | Success or Failure? 50 Years of the Consumer Product Safety Commission
from EXPOSED! An Exclusive Look Behind the Curtain of Corporate Greed. · host Dr. Gerry Goldhaber
EP 39 EXPOSED! The Warnings Doctor - Dr. Gerry Goldhaber | Success or Failure? 50 Years of the Consumer Product Safety Commission Have we learned anything about consumer product safety in the last 50 years? Caveat emptor: If consumers don't look out for themselves, they can't rely on governments or corporations to effectively do so. The stark truth is that governments and corporations sacrifice principle for profit and safety for economic growth. For 50 years, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has aimed to protect the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of consumer products. The independent agency was established in 1972 by federal law to identify and evaluate product hazards, alert the public of unsafe consumer products as quickly as possible, and establish strong mandatory safety standards. But does the Commission play a role in pushing for a more consumer-driven marketplace in which people benefit from safer products and fewer product-related injuries and deaths? This episode of EXPOSED! explores numerous examples to answer that very important question. And remember, the more informed you are, the safer you'll be! For information about Goldhaber Research Associates, please visit https://www.goldhaber.com/clients. You can also go to https://www.murderincbook.com/ to get your copy of my bestselling book, MURDER, INC. And remember, the more informed you are, the safer you'll be! EXPOSED! Produced by David Alan Kogut - www.yourstarequity.com
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