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Just as consumers can be sold and resold upgraded versions of an iPhone, so also people can be sold more and more education.
When you buy a higher educational product, you should have a warning label that allows consumers to choose, make informed choices.
Consumers could use an app to take pictures of the item and verify the condition while returning it.
The copy behind a marketing campaign needs to grab consumers' attention.
Consumers spent 3 billion dollars on electronics that day.
Piling up stocks, making products travel the whole world before they reach their end consumers.
In the next five years, the next billion consumers in China will inject more growth in our economies than the top five European markets together.
Broadly, the aim of the DMCA is to protect both copyright owners and consumers.
And we hope that the government can use this type of information to encourage innovation by letting consumers know how protected are you with a given helmet.
Android phones, or at least most of the Android phones that have been sold to consumers, do not encrypt data stored on the device by default, and the built-in text messaging app in Android does not use encryption.
It means for consumers, we can have a lot more transparency.
This case sounded alarm bells for me, as it is my job to protect consumers' rights in my country.
And to show the world how unrealistic it is to expect consumers to actually read the terms, we printed them, more than 900 pages, and sat down in our office and read them out loud ourselves, streaming the experiment live on our websites.
But organizations such as mine that fight for consumers' rights can't be everywhere.
Nor can consumers fix this on their own, because if we know that something innocent we said will come back to haunt us, we will stop speaking.
There are actually simple and tangible solutions to fixing this problem that involve content creators, executives and consumers like the individuals in this room.
The fourth solution is for consumers like me and you.
Food is not wasted by consumers in low-income countries which struggle to feed their population.
In the developed world, instead, after food leaves the farm, most food is wasted at the end of the supply chain by markets and consumers, and wasted food ends up in the landfill where it emits methane as it decomposes.
And one of the causes of this, I think, is that as each of us attempts to build this new kind of worldview, this holoptical worldview, this holographic image that we're all trying to create in our mind of the interconnection of things: the environmental footprints 1,000 miles away of the things that we buy; the social consequences 10,000 miles away of the daily decisions that we make as consumers.
So consumers, and I don't just mean people who buy stuff at the Safeway; I mean people at the Defense Department who might buy something, or people at, you know, the New Yorker who might print your article.
Consumers don't care about you at all; they just don't care.
We're not just consumers; we're makers: we make decisions, we make new inventions, we make new dreams.
Manufacturers in one country produce products and they export them to consumers in other countries, and it feels like the manufacturing countries win and the importing countries lose.
They can mean that the companies that succeed, well, they are the companies that got the most subsidy, the ones that are the best-connected, and not, as it should be, the companies that serve consumers the best.
By doing that, we help the market to work fairly, because competition gives consumers the power to demand a fair deal.
What if they knew that those companies respond to competition by trying to do better, by trying to serve consumers better, not by using their power to shut out competitors, say, by pushing their services far, far down the list of search results and promoting themselves?
But just the same, it is important that someone is looking after to say, "Well, we congratulate you while you grow and grow and grow, but congratulation stops if we find that you're misusing your position to harm competitors so that they cannot serve consumers."
We're in the business of connecting with consumers."
But beyond that, there's also a fundamental economic problem, and that arises because jobs are currently the primary mechanism that distributes income, and therefore purchasing power, to all the consumers that buy the products and services we're producing.
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