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The future of market surveillance in the area of non-food consumer product safety under the General Product Safety Directive - Final report
Health & Consumer Protection Directorate General - 2011
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Type approval requirements for the general safety of motor vehicles (IP/A/IMCO/IC/2008 -112)
Álvarez, Esteban Cañibano; Martín, Luis de Prada; … - 2008
The present report has studied Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS), as well as Tyre Low Rolling Resistance (TLRR) and Tyre Wet Grip (TWG) requirements analyzing the financial implication for manufacturers, repercussions on consumer retail prices, expected road benefits (including casualty...
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Product safety : measures to protect children
1984
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Regulating consumer product safety
Viscusi, W. Kip - 1984
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Product safety engineering for managers
Seiden, R. Matthiew - 1984
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The juridification of product safety policy
Joerges, Christian - 1991
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Verbrauchertäuschung bei Lebensmitteln : eine ökonomische Bewertung
Piper, Anne - 2015 - 1. Auflage
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Product safety, contracts, and liability
Hua, Xinyu; Spier, Kathryn E. - 2019
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International product liability on a global business environment : ethical and legals perspectives for business managers
Albrecht, Achim; Eidenmüller, Thorsten; Lembach, Tobias; … - 2018
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Produktsicherheit : eine informations- und rechtsökonomische Analyse
Endres, Alfred; Lüdeke, Andreas - 2001
Die Eigenschaften moderner Konsumgüter sind für die Konsumenten oft schwer einzuschätzen. Die Folgen sind Qualitätsunsicherheit und fehlerhafte Bewertungen der von den Produkten ausgehenden Gefahren. Informationsprobleme können ein "Marktversagen" begründen. -- Von den Autoren ist...
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