If an Unforeseeable Intervening Cause Leads to the Plaintiff's Injury

question 12

True/False

If an unforeseeable intervening cause leads to the plaintiff's injury, the defendant will automatically be relieved of liability.

Identify the economic and social changes triggered by World War II, including shifts in labor and the role of women.

Recognize the influence of World War II on civil rights movements and changing racial attitudes in the United States.

Assess the significance of the Bretton Woods conference and the creation of new international economic institutions.

Evaluate the effects of wartime policies and propaganda on American society and minority groups.

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Definitions:

Marginal Productivity

The additional output derived from the use of one more unit of a factor of production, holding all other factors constant.

Productive Farmland

Land that is capable of producing a high yield of crops due to its fertility, favorable climate, or efficient management.

Diminishing Returns

The principle that as an increasing amount of one factor of production is employed, holding all other factors constant, the additional output generated will eventually decrease.

Marginal Productivity

Marginal productivity refers to the extra output, income, or benefit derived from using an additional unit of a variable factor of production, holding all other inputs constant.