Laws in the united states and many other countries have many business-oriented laws covering issues such as competition, environmental protection, pricing, packaging and labeling, product safety, truth in advertising, consumer privacy, and

The correct answer is "fair-trade practices."

Explanation:

In the United States, there are several laws that are business-oriented. The main ones are; fair-trade practices, environmental protection, truth-in-advertising, pricing, and safety and health.

Fair trade has a total of three main rules/requirements that businesses must follow. They are;  Non-promotion of the unequal distribution of wealth in nations that currently exist. Producers can express power to unity with the consumers. Buying goods from developing countries at a fair price so they can help the people sustain themselves. The United Kingdom practices more fair trade than any other country, as of this writing.