Leslie Is on His Way to Meet His Girlfriend, When

question 30

Multiple Choice

Leslie is on his way to meet his girlfriend, when he meets with a car accident. Leslie's over speeding causes the accident and injures two other people involved in it. Which of the following is true of this situation as per the doctrine of respondeat superior?

• A) Leslie was acting within the scope of employment; hence his employer is liable for Leslie's tort.
• B) Since this was an accident, no one will be held liable.
• C) Leslie was on a frolic and detour when the accident occurred; hence the employer is not liable for the accident.
• D) Since the accident was an intentional tort by Leslie, the employer will not be held liable.
• E) Leslie's employer will be held liable for all of Leslie's actions, but can sue Leslie for a reimbursement.

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Definitions:

Normative

Relating to principles or rules of what is considered right and wrong, often used in economics to express subjective or value-based judgments.

Other Things Equal

A principle in economic models known as ceteris paribus, which means holding all other variables constant to isolate the effect of one variable.

Variables

Elements, factors, or quantities that can change or have different values in a given situation or analysis.

Economic Decisions

The choices made by individuals, households, or organizations regarding the allocation of resources and the distribution of goods and services.