We have all seen product liability disclaimers or warnings on items in the home or prod uci: you purchase. For example, at home, rrry Ehi Hair Iron has a disclaimer that it "may burn eyes\" which is funny because it is reach 400 degrees and is DNL'f to be used on your head of hair, meaning that someone has probably burned their eyes trying to straighten their eyelasha- DUCH. Flnd the most bizarre or silly disclaimer you can find in your house or a store. Take a picture, scan it in, or write it word for word. Write a paragraph on why you think the company might have included the disclaimer. Make sure to use terminology from the book to justify your answer by dening the term and discussing why it relates to your product warning that you found. Cite the book. The MASsociaon of Home Builders announced in 2016 that the cost of compliance with rules for home building had increase by 30% over the previous 5 years. State and Local govemments commonly require builders to comply with construction cod es, buy stormwater discharge permits, and pay impact fees {for water, sewer, roads, parks, schools, police re, and sometimes open space and affordable housing]. Regulations account for $35,000 ofthe cost of the average new single-fa mily home, according to the Association. One result, the Association argued, is that builders are rltrvlr much less likely to build homes for the lowercost, entry level market. A. In general, do you think we should cut back on the public services paid for, in pa rt, by impact fees jl_'|_ gndeglo reduce the cost of housing? explain B. Some Georgia W tree-pla nting requirements that reportedly raised costs per lot by 51500 to $15,l1 How would you vote on a n.|le requiring tree planting on all new home lois in your local area? Why? Discuss the effects. of gorvemment regulations, explain