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Private Product-Risk Assessment and the Role of GovernmentE. Donald ElliottYale Law School Gail Charnley Elliottaffiliation not provided to SSRN July 15, 2009 John Liner Review, Vol. 23, p. 72, Summer 2009 Abstract: Compares public risk assessment and private risk assessments conducted companies before placing new products on the market. Concludes companies are driven by a value of information approach and wish to avoid competitive disadvantage, not necessarily to minimize liability. Compares inventives for private and governmental risk assessments. Considers whether government should regulate pre-introduction due diligence for products by analogy to ASTM standards and EPA's "all appropriate inquiry" rule for pre-purchase due diligence of real property by creating safe harbors against punitive damages.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 11 Keywords: Product Liability, Due Diligence, Risk Assessment, Punitive Damages JEL Classification: D81, K13, K20 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 20, 2010Suggested Citation |
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