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In the derivatives markets, the instrument with the longest potential maturity is
Unreasonably Dangerous
A term used to describe products or activities that pose a risk of harm beyond what would be contemplated by an ordinary person under normal usage.
Defective Product
A product that is not safe for its intended use due to a design, manufacturing, or marketing defect, potentially leading to legal liability for the manufacturer.
Section 402A
A specific provision of the Restatement (Second) of Torts, establishing the manufacturer's liability for harm caused by defective products.
Implied Warranty of Merchantability
An assurance that a product will meet a reasonable level of quality and reliability for the purpose it was sold for.
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