Answer to Question 1
A number of required practices give consumers the ability to make intelligent choices when comparing competing products. For years, some states have required certain products to be packaged in specifically comparable quantities.
Some local governments require unit pricing. In unit pricing, the price for goods sold by weight is stated as the price per ounce or other unit of measurement of the product as well as a total price for the total weight. Thus, all products sold by the ounce would be marked with not only a total price but also a price per ounce that could be compared to competing products even if the competing products were not packaged in an equal number of ounces.
Answer to Question 2
FALSE
