In order to force companies to improve policies and practices, society should depend mainly on consumer action rather than government intervention. I completely disagree on this point. Though consumer as a who play a big role in the policymaking of a company. Companies come up: with consumers as per their demands. They innovate new and attractive products for the consumers. In the competitive world. producers or manufacturers observe the market strategy very carefully and then take decisions. In the same their is no more monopoly market in the world. At least, there are some differentiated product. But in all cases, consumers play a very crucial role in the planning and implementing strategies of a company. But to force companies to improve policies and practices only consumer's action will not work at all as all consumers are not well and equally educated. Most of the illiterate consumers do not know about the product the companies produces. So they do not realize which one to accept and which one to refuse. Moreover, specific information about the product is not available to the consumers all the time. That's why people can not take instant measure according to their decision. But government intervention from the upper level can easily eradicate this problem. It has a tremendous effect on this company. Refusal to buy products is a very complex why to force companies to improve policies. Rather concurred authority of the government can take initiatives against these companies if found any anomalies regarding their products.