If the societal value of an inherently dangerous product outweighs the risk of harm from its use,it is known as a(n)__________ product.
A) state-of-the-art
B) unavoidably unsafe
C) obvious risk
D) abnormal

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An unavoidably unsafe product is one that is inherently dangerous but also provides significant benefits to society, such as life-saving drugs or medical devices. The law recognizes that these products cannot be made completely safe and therefore provides immunity from certain types of lawsuits as long as the product is properly designed, manufactured, and labeled with appropriate warnings.

If the Societal Value of an Inherently Dangerous Product Outweighs