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According to the marginal productivity theory of income,
Implied Warranties
Unspoken, unwritten promises ensured by law that guarantee the goods sold meet certain criteria of quality and usability without expressly stating them.
Express Warranty
A written or verbal promise made by a seller to a buyer about the quality or nature of a product, offering assurance that certain facts or conditions are true.
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act
A federal law in the United States that governs warranties on consumer products to ensure protection and rights for consumers.
Full Warranty
A comprehensive guarantee that a manufacturer or seller makes regarding the condition of its product, including a promise to repair or replace defective items.
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