Under the doctrine of strict product liability, a manufacturer can be held liable
A) even if when the product was introduced everyone agreed it was safe.
B) only if the firm knowingly sold a hazardous product.
C) only if the firm purposefully was negligent in the design or production of the product.
D) only if the firm intentionally introduced a defective product.

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The doctrine of strict product liability holds a firm responsible without regard to fault.

Under the Doctrine of Strict Product Liability, a Manufacturer Can