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An increase in market price, given a fixed number of firms, causes market supply to shift to the right.
Not Reasonably Safe
A term often used in product liability law to describe products that, due to design or manufacturing flaws, pose a risk to consumers beyond what would be considered acceptable or predictable.
Product Liability Case
Legal cases that arise when a consumer is harmed by a defective product, holding manufacturers or sellers responsible for distributing an unsafe product.
Negligence
A failure to behave with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances, which results in unintended harm to another.
Liable
Legally responsible or obligated to make amends for harm caused by one's actions or negligence.
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