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The market experiences a constant tension between consumer need to find products that work properly and safely, and the worry about killing creativity among manufacturers because of strict regulations or high insurance costs. Every company needs to consider risk possibilities when it calculates costs of production. Can the business sustain a huge financial hit if the product fails or needs to be recalled, repaired or refunded? It is required to produce quality products, yet must still be sure that potential financial loss won’t cripple the business if it happens.
Strict regulations are required; there’s no doubt about that. When consumers find products to be defective, it’s not just when they might flick a switch and have nothing happen. Sometimes the defect is discovered when they sustain a severe medical injury or other major loss. Even corporations feel a financial hit in such circumstances, from loss of productivity, loss of business, a slowdown in the market, and so on. It’s in their best interests, ultimately, to have these regulations in place, even though they and their product liability lawyers usually try to claim otherwise.
So the tension exists with a sort of spiral effect. Consumers find defective products and launch law suits to recover damages, have the products recalled, or have the products changed. Companies faced with high liability costs include them in their manufacturing production costs, and pass those on to the consumers, who then demand that since they’re paying those extra costs, the regulations had better be tightened, which increases the manufacturing costs further. And so it goes.
Insurance companies, recognizing the tension, have tried to help both manufacturers and consumers find products – insurance products – that might balance the needs of both. They provide basic liability policies that can be tailored by liability professionals to meet an individual company’s needs, so some policies might cover product tampering and recalls while others don’t. This results in some cost savings. What everyone aims for is to provide quality, professional products that are both safe and reliable for consumers. Government regulation and insurance policies need to preserve the balance between consumer safety and the creative freedom of manufacturers.
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