Business, 05.03.2021 07:40 tiakimberly3

Are US pharmaceutical company has claimed for years that their medication with your headaches, but they were lying the entire time. The medication was nothing more than candy that they sold as medicine so they can make a high profit. What should happen to this company and why? -nothing a company in a capitalist economy can say whatever they want as long as they make a profit
-nothing it is the consumers responsibility to figure out if a product is living up to its claims in to stop buying it
-A punishment unfair practices and false claims are not tolerated I’m your government supervision
-A punishment the United States has a laissez-faire economy except for pharmaceutical companies which is the only market that is strictly regulated

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