Which of the following describes a justification for the doctrine of vicarious liability?
A) The person who benefits from a business enterprise should bear the associated costs.
B) Employers can sue their employees for reimbursement.
C) Employers are protected by liability insurance.
D) The employers and employees are joint tort-feasors.

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The doctrine of vicarious liability is based on the principle that the person who benefits from a business enterprise (the employer) should also bear the costs associated with it, including liabilities arising from the actions of employees.

Which of the Following Describes a Justification for the Doctrine