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What refers to a statement from the manufacturer indicating assurance of quality and function goods?

The statement from the manufacturer indicating assurance of quality and function of goods is called a warranty.

A warranty is a legally binding promise from the manufacturer that their product will perform as expected for a certain period of time. It provides a guarantee to the consumer that they will be protected if the product fails or has defects.

Here are some other terms related to this concept:

* Guarantee: Similar to a warranty, but sometimes used more broadly for promises that go beyond the product itself.

* Service contract: A separate agreement that provides additional coverage or service beyond the manufacturer's warranty.

* Guarantee of quality: A general term referring to the overall assurance of the product's quality.

* Performance guarantee: A specific promise about the product's performance.

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