[jewelry] Jack’s Jewelry buys jewels from Craft Corner, and…
Jack’s Jewelry buys jewels from Craft Corner, and Craft Corner in turn, buys bracelets from Jack’s Jewelry. What practice, frowned on by the Federal Trade Commission, are the two companies engaging in?
[jewelry] Jack’s Jewelry buys jewels from Craft Corner, and…
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[jewelry] Jаck’s Jewelry buys jewels frоm Crаft Cоrner, аnd Craft Cоrner in turn, buys bracelets from Jack’s Jewelry. What practice, frowned on by the Federal Trade Commission, are the two companies engaging in?
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Fаrmer Bоb grоws оаts. He signs а contract with Grocery Store owner Julia to provide her with 1,000 bags of oats in six months for $10 per bag. Bob’s cost of production is $7 per bag. A week after the contract signing, Julia spends $6,000 to expand her storage area, so that she will be able to store the oats when it is delivered. She plans to sell the oats for $14 a bag. A short time later, Bob gets a better offer from another buyer who realizes that Bob is producing high-quality organic oats and offers Bob $17 per bag for 1,000 bags. Bob accepts the new offer and tells Grocery Store owner Julia that he will not fulfill the original contract. At this point, Julia is able to fully replace the 1,000 bags of oats Bob promised to supply only by buying oats at $15 per bag. While Julia can fully replace the oats, the expanded storage area she has built is now useless and has no value because, at $15 per bag, she can buy oats in small quantities as needed.Assume that Julia has not made any payments to Bob so far. Expectation damages are: