Concept:A consumer right is a legal protection given to buyers, not a trade privilege like buying on credit.
Explanation:The rights of a consumer include the right to safety, the right to be informed, the right to choose, the right to be heard, and the right to seek redress or replacement for faulty goods.
The right to a fair hearing is related to the right to be heard.
The right to obtain replacement is part of seeking redress for defective products.
The right to a safe product protects the consumer from harm.
Buying on credit is not a protected consumer right; it is a credit facility that a seller may offer voluntarily.
Answer:B. Right to buy on credit.