When international businesses produce products in lower-cost countries with lower production standards than those in their home country, they:
A) do not face any liability for damage or loss to the ultimate consumer
B) face an ethical dilemma in producing products to the standards required of them which may forgo maximising value to shareholders
C) are liable for the safety of their products only in the country in which they produce them
D) are liable for the safety of their products but not for liability in court actions
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