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Junior Cycle Business Studies: Consumer rights and protection
How often Consumer rights and protection comes up on the Business Studies papers, every year it was asked, and questions to try.
CL Asked on 6 of the last 6 Common Level papers, most recently in 2026. banker
Consumer rights and protection, Common Level(8 marks)
Quick ones on Consumer rights and protection.
(a)A kettle stops working a week after you bought it. Who is legally responsible for sorting it out?
- The company that made it
- The shop that sold it
- The CCPC
(b)Which of these is a consumer responsibility?
- Displaying prices clearly
- Repairing faulty goods for free
- Keeping proof of purchase
(c)Niamh returns a jumper to a shop because she no longer likes the colour. Must the shop refund her by law?
- No, a change of mind is not a fault
- Yes, if she has the receipt
- Yes, if she returns it within 30 days
Show the answers
(a) The shop that sold it
(b) Keeping proof of purchase
(c) No, a change of mind is not a fault
Common Level
Asked on 6 of the last 6 Common Level papers, most recently in 2026. banker
Every paper, year by year
| Year | Where it came up |
|---|---|
| 2026 | Q18c |
| 2025 | Q18a |
| 2024 | Q15 |
| 2023 | Q5 |
| 2022 | Q10, Q18a |
| 2019 | Q16b |
Links open the State Examinations Commission’s paper for that year.
Other Business Studies topics
- Business and the community
- Business documents
- Cash book, ledger & trial balance
- Demand and supply
- Economic indicators
- Enterprise and entrepreneurship
- Final accounts
- Household budgeting
- Marketing mix
- National budget & economic policy
- Personal and household insurance
- Saving and borrowing
- Trade and globalisation
- Wages and payslips
- Workplace rights and relations
- Digital technology in business
- Employment, work & volunteering
- Income and expenditure
- Ireland and the EU
- Market research
- Taxation
- Business plans
- Consumer behaviour & technology
- Ethical & sustainable consumption
- Financial institutions & services
- Scarcity and factors of production
- Needs, wants & financial lifecycle
- Cash flow & business finance
- Growth & sustainable development