When DVD players were first introduced, the price was very high, thereby preventing the average consumer from purchasing one. Today, however, as a result of increased competition in the market, most consumers can afford one because they are significantly cheaper. By reducing the price of these products and ensuring a large number of product offerings, competition has promoted consumers' right to:

The correct answer is: the acquisition of the products.

Explanation:

To begin with, in the USA and in other countries as well, the laws that prevent the damage of the consumer by taking care about the competition, avoiding monopolies and regulating as well those two main factors, encourage the fact that most of the people could afford most of the goods that in the past may have been privileges. Moreover, by protecting the competition the governments ensure the fact that substitutes are developed for every product possible and therefore if more goods are available in the market then the most of the people would have access to them.

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