The End of Life phase:
It has different facets depending on the service or product it refers to
It represents the moment when a product exhausts its usefulness
Cannot be scheduled
It does not differ depending on whether it is within linear or circular production

As of 2020, the EU has enacted the ‘right to repair’ which provides:
The manufacturer\'s obligation to repair the product at an affordable price
Consumer access to replacement prices
Incentives for repair also through online platforms
All previous answers

Perceived obsolescence:
Has different objectives from planned obsolescence
It does not lead us to buy ‘more’ than we really need
Makes us perceive a model as ‘old’ only because it is replaced by a newer model on the market
All the previous answers

The EU has issued a directive to make USB charging ports mandatory. This helps:
The consumer to save money
Reduce electronic waste
Homologate electronic devices
All previous answers

The life cycle of a product:
It is composed of the BOL phase
It is composed of the MOL phase
It is composed of the EOL phase
All three answers above

Planned obsolescence:
It is typical of Linear Economics and corresponds to the programming of the end of life of a product
It was born in 1940
It is typical of the Circular Economy
None of the above