What government behavior is not involved in the consumer protection regulations?

Consumer protection regulations primarily focus on safeguarding consumers from unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent practices by businesses. Government behavior not involved in these regulations typically includes direct market interventions, such as price controls or setting product quality standards, unless they are responding to specific consumer safety concerns. Additionally, government actions that promote market competition, like antitrust enforcement, are separate from consumer protection efforts. Overall, consumer protection primarily addresses the relationship between consumers and businesses rather than broader economic regulations.