A consumer rights group is investigating 'planned obsolescence' in the electronics industry. Write a report critically evaluating the environmental and consumer cost of manufacturing practices designed to limit product lifespan. Provide a personal view on whether stricter 'Right to Repair' legislation can be enforced effectively against powerful multinational corporations, and frame three complex legal questions regarding intellectual property rights versus product longevity. The report should be titled: The Failure of the Circular Economy and the Necessity of 'Right to Repair' Legislation.