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Full-Text Articles in International Trade Law
Gatt Non-Violation Issues In The Wto Framework: Are They The Achilles’ Heel Of The Dispute Settlement Process?, Sungjoon Cho
Gatt Non-Violation Issues In The Wto Framework: Are They The Achilles’ Heel Of The Dispute Settlement Process?, Sungjoon Cho
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Dashing Consumer Hopes: Strict Products Liability And The Demise Of The Consumer Expectations Test, Rebecca Korzec
Dashing Consumer Hopes: Strict Products Liability And The Demise Of The Consumer Expectations Test, Rebecca Korzec
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The threshold issue in American products liability litigation is whether the product was defective at the time it left the manufacturer's control. Traditionally, courts and scholars define “defect” in three functional categories: manufacturing defects, design defects and marketing defects. American products liability doctrine employs two major tests to determine whether a "defect” exists: the seller-oriented risk-utility test and the buyer-oriented consumer expectations test. The Draft of the Restatement Third of Torts: Products Liability, like some American jurisdictions, rejects the “consumer expectations” test as an independent standard in defective warning and design cases. Ironically, this limitation of the use of the …
Developing Countries In The International Trade Order, Bartram Brown
Developing Countries In The International Trade Order, Bartram Brown
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Authority, Community And The Civil Law Commentary: An Example From German Competition Law, David J. Gerber
Authority, Community And The Civil Law Commentary: An Example From German Competition Law, David J. Gerber
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More Lessons From Japan: End Industrywide Collective Bargaining?, Robert H. Lande, Richard O. Zerbe Jr.
More Lessons From Japan: End Industrywide Collective Bargaining?, Robert H. Lande, Richard O. Zerbe Jr.
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The number of books and articles discussing Japanese management techniques with an eye to transplanting them to the United States is staggering. Americans understandably are impressed by Japanese efficiency and like to think the adoption of some of their techniques will aid our own industries. Often these proposals seem fanciful and fail to recognize the many differences between the two countries, their economic systems and cultures.