What is another name for the risk-utility test?

A) The consumer expectations test.
B) The retailer expectations test.
C) The feasible alternatives test.
D) The design defects test.
E) The manufacturing purposes test.

Risk-Utility Test

A legal principle used to determine if the design of a product is defective by weighing the product's risk against its utility or benefit.

Consumer Expectations

Consumer expectations refer to the anticipations or beliefs consumers have regarding the performance and quality of products and services they use.

Design Defects

Flaws in the planned design of a product that make it inherently unsafe or unfit for its intended use, potentially leading to liability for the manufacturers.