What does the Consumer Protection Act (COPRA) primarily aim to address?

Economic growth

Consumer exploitation

Market competition

Profit maximization

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B. Consumer exploitation

COPRA aims to protect consumers from exploitation by ensuring their rights and providing avenues for redress.

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