Amy purchased a toy for her daughter at Target. The toy was manufactured by Toyco, Inc.,...

Amy purchased a toy for her daughter at Target. The toy was manufactured by Toyco, Inc., and distributed by Distributor World. Later, because of a defect, a small piece of the toy broke off, and Amy's daughter swallowed it and choked to death. Which party can Amy sue for her daughter's death?

a. all of these

b. Distributor World

c. Target

d. None of these

e. Toyco. Inc.

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