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A. They hold a business responsible for any harm from product use, even if it is not the result of business negligence.
B. They are similar to the strict liability standards adopted by the European Union.
C. They are highly favored by the business community.
D. They hold that the government must pay consumers in situations where neither the producer nor the consumer is at fault.


Answer: A

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