Recently, certain toys that were manufactured in China were found to have very high levels of lead in the paint and were recalled. This action protected consumers' right to
A. choose.
B. safety.
C. be heard.
D. be treated courteously.
E. be informed.
Answer: B
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A. Span of exception B. Breadth control C. Range of variation D. Benchmark E. Zero-based control
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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ball and tosses it to his buddy. Mary is: a. out of luck because the clause was communicated to her. b. out of luck because she should have insured the package. c. likely to collect from DP since exculpatory clauses always violate public policy. d. likely to collect from DP because it attempted to excuse intentional and reckless behavior.
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and one sided that it would be unreasonable to enforce it. Olga is asserting A) the concept of good faith. B) the principle of fair trade. C) thepredominant-factor test. D) thedoctrine of unconscionability.