When It Comes to Product Liability,supply Management

question 10

Multiple Choice

When it comes to product liability,supply management:

• A)lowers risk by ensuring that suppliers deliver defect-free goods.
• B)has little or no role since this is essentially a legal action.
• C)has responsibility only to the internal customer,not the final customer.
• D)is liable depending on the type of warranty agreed to in the contract.
• E)is responsible for establishing the cost of the actual damage.

Comprehend the significance of natural monopolies and the justifications for their existence.

Explain the implications of monopolies on pricing strategies and output decisions.

Understand legal barriers to entry and their impact on monopoly power.

Analyze the differences between the demand curves and marginal revenue curves of monopolists and perfect competitors.

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Definitions:

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