Answer:
1. Kate cannot sue United based on negligence, which is the duty of care. United was not negligent and owed no duty of care in this instance to Kate.
2. Kate can rather sue based on a breach of warranty. There was a warranty (a written specific guarantee) on the mattress label, which indicated that it was "flame resistant."
Explanation:
A warranty, in this case, involves the written statement or claim by United Mattress Co. that the mattress was "flame resistant." United could have limited its liability for breach of a warranty by indicating clearly that the mattress could only slow the flaming process instead of just resisting flame. By making the onerous claim that the mattress was "flame resistant," United was exposing itself to liability claims by Kate, who was clearly negligent in putting a candle near her mattress while sleeping.
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": semi-strong.
Explanation:
The Semi-strong form of the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) states that a security's price fluctuation is the result of public, available information. According to this approach, fundamental and technical analysis remain useless to "predict" what the future price of the asset could be.
Explanation:
The demand curve for chocolate ice cream : shifts to the left
The supply curve for chocolate ice cream : does not shift
The equilibrium price of chocolate ice cream : decreases
The equilibrium quantity of ice cream : decreases
The law of supply and demand is a principle of the economy which explains the ties between supply and demand and how this relationship affects goods and services ' prices. The idea of supply surpassing demand for a product or service means costs are central to economic policy. Prices tend to rise as demand exceeds supply.
<span>Z will become eligible to receive benefits starting on March 1, since Z became disabled from an accident on February 1. </span>
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. <span>The Form 301 shows the yearly totals for work-related injuries and illnesses, and must be posted from february 1st to april 30th each year. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>