$32.$ Imagine that a supplier, Douglas, is putting items on a shelf at Wal$-$Mart in Lafayette, and the shelf is $20$ feet off of the ground. While the supplier is putting items on the shelf, the supplier accidentally causes some other items to fall from the shelf and injure an innocent customer. The supplier, Douglas, is held to be $70\%$ responsible and Wal$-$Mart, for having the shelf so high and so full, is held to be $30\%$ at fault. The customer's injuries are $$100,000.$ Unfortunately, Douglas goes bankrupt before they can pay the debt, and there is no money from Douglas, nor any insurance to provide payment of the customer. Choose the best answer.Question $32$ options:a$)$ Wal$-$Mart will be responsible for $$70,000.$b$)$ Wal$-$Mart will be responsible for $$100,000,$because of joint and several liabilities.c$)$ Wal$-$Matt will be responsible for $$100,000,$because of product liability.d$)$ Wal$-$Mart will not be responsible for any liability,since Douglas has no assets.e$)$ Wal$-$Mart will be responsible for $$90,000$under treble damages.