In the US System of Torts, Torts Are Commonly Classified As

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Multiple Choice

In the U.S. system of torts, torts are commonly classified as:

• A) Intentional, negligent, or criminal, not strict liability.
• B) Intentional, criminal, or strict liability, not negligent.
• C) Intentional, negligent, strict liability, or criminal.
• D) Intentional, negligent, or strict liability.
• E) Civil or criminal.

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Definitions:

Noncumulative Discounts

Price reductions that are offered on a one-time basis and do not accumulate over time or through additional purchases.

Inventory Carrying Costs

The expenses associated with holding and storing unsold goods or materials, including warehousing, insurance, and spoilage.

Trade Discount

A reduction in the listed price of goods or services offered to traders in the same industry, often as a bulk buying incentive.

Suggested Retail Price

The price that manufacturers recommend retailers sell their products for, aiming to standardize pricing across different locations and outlets.