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Economists Jevons, Menger, and Walras are credited with:
Implied Warranty of Merchantability
A legal assumption that the goods sold meet certain quality standards, including that they are reasonably fit for their ordinary purpose.
Express Warranty
An explicit promise or assurance made by a seller about the condition, functionality, or quality of a product.
Sales Transaction
The process of exchanging a good or service for payment between a buyer and a seller.
Implied Warranty
A legal assumption that a product will meet basic standards of quality and functionality, even if not expressly stated.
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