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    Due Care Theory examines the responsibilities of producers to consumers and how consumers' rights can be defined and protected. It questions how far a producer's responsibility extends for a good's production and whether a consumer can trust that a producer has taken necessary precautions to ensure a good's safety and accuracy once it is ready for commercial use.

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    Due Care Theory examines the responsibilities of producers to consumers and how consumers' rights can be defined and protected. It questions how far a producer's responsibility extends for a good's production and whether a consumer can trust that a producer has taken necessary precautions to ensure a good's safety and accuracy once it is ready for commercial use.

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    Due Care Theory examines the responsibilities of producers to consumers and how consumers' rights can be defined and protected. It questions how far a producer's responsibility extends for a good's production and whether a consumer can trust that a producer has taken necessary precautions to ensure a good's safety and accuracy once it is ready for commercial use.

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    Due Care Theory

    To what extent does the responsibility of a producer go? Is a consumer's right respected
    by the manufacturer in the course of a good's production? How can the rights of a
    consumer be defined in a "due care theory world" and how can the observance of those
    rights be verified? In other words, can we say that once a good is ready for commercial
    purposes the consumer need not worry over the safety or the accuracy of the good
    because someone who is in a better position has taken care of any possible
    inconveniences?

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