Cost Analysis of Unsafe Products

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What is the main concept of the section?

  • Safety in a product comes at no cost
  • Unsafe products do not acquire Secondary Costs to the producer beyond the Primary Costs
  • Any improvement in safety as it relates to an engineered product is often accompanied by an increase in the cost of that product. (correct)
  • Absolute safety is possible to attain in an engineering product

What are Secondary Costs in relation to unsafe products?

  • Warranty costs, loss of goodwill, loss of customers, litigation costs, downtime costs in manufacturing, etc (correct)
  • Production, materials, design, or any cost required to produce the product
  • The cost of improving safety in an engineered product
  • The cost of attaining absolute safety in an engineered product

According to Figure 5-1, which product has high Primary costs?

  • A highly risky (low safe) product
  • A product with no safety features
  • A highly safe (low risk) product (correct)
  • A product with low risk and low safety features

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