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The Prevention of Product Liability Risks for Chinese Enterprises to Enter the U.S. Market

Yufeng Sun

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China's foreign trade enterprises should fully understand the U.S.product liability law and related litigation risks,and take effective measures to prevent these risks.Also they should keep a positive response in an suit to reduce or waive their own product liability risks in a lawful and reasonable way.

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China's foreign trade enterprises should fully understand the U.S.product liability law and related litigation risks,and take effective measures to prevent these risks.Also they should keep a positive response in an suit to reduce or waive their own product liability risks in a lawful and reasonable way.

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China's foreign trade enterprises should fully understand the U.S.product liability law and related litigation risks,and take effective measures to prevent these risks.Also they should keep a positive response in an suit to reduce or waive their own product liability risks in a lawful and reasonable way.

Key concepts: Product liability, Business, Liability, Product (mathematics), China, Risk prevention, Actuarial science, Law and economics

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