Since states are not in agreement as to how to establish a design defect, what two theories have evolved to determine when a product is so defective as to be dangerous?
A) The consumer expectations test and the feasible alternatives test.
B) The consumer expectations test and the breached warranty test.
C) The feasible alternatives test and the consumer user test.
D) The design defect test and the market expectations test.
E) The consumer propensity test and the market expectation test.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The two theories that have evolved to determine when a product is so defective as to be dangerous are the consumer expectations test and the feasible alternatives test. These theories help in assessing whether a product's design is unreasonably dangerous either by failing to meet ordinary consumer expectations or by the existence of a safer, feasible alternative design.

Since States Are Not in Agreement as to How to Establish