Question $4$

Lead, how can something so seemingly innocent have such a negative impact on the human body? The National Lead Company learned in $1914$ their product $(\backslash (95\backslash \%\backslash )$ lead in their paints$)$ was about to have their business destroyed until they produced the Dutch Boy brand and spent until $1978$ selling Lead Paint by the millions of gallons. Just terrible. In the list below select all answers that correctly identify issues, players, and outcomes in this sick game they played?

Public relations and marketing professionals created the Dutch Boy to address product problems

Systemic pressure and a lack of oversight of the players represent two overriding issues

The Consumer Product Safety Commission was responsible to address Dutch Boy's issues

Our biggest stakeholder in this case should have been the kids and their families

All Smeal majors back in those days would have been engaged in the Dutch Boy decision$-$making

Since lead paint has been used on toys it must be ok for kids today

The lead paint case hinges on parents who were not responsible in selecting products