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The doctrine that makes a defendant liable even if the defendant is without fault is called...

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Elanso [62]2 years ago

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<span>C: strict liability

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Worth of investment today (PV) = $1,000

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last withdrawal = 2025

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3 years ago

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5.Operating Activity : -$5,000

6.Operating Activity : -$6,000

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