The due care theory involves at least the elements set out below.
A)products and services meet all government regulations and specifications
B)ability to return the product if dissatisfied for any reason
C)products should be inspected regularly for quality
D)manufacturers should institute a system to recall products that prove dangerous after distribution
E)a & b
F)a,c,& d
G)all of the above

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The due care theory involves ensuring that products are of high quality and safe for consumer use. This includes regularly inspecting products for quality (C) and having a system in place for recalling dangerous products (D). While meeting government regulations (A) is important, simply meeting the minimum standards set by the government may not always be sufficient to ensure consumer safety. Allowing customers to return products they are dissatisfied with (B) is generally good business practice but not necessarily a requirement of the due care theory. So, the best choice is F, which includes A, C, and D.

The Due Care Theory Involves at Least the Elements Set