In October, Ashton Co ordered machines from Ross Tool to secure propellers onto airplanes. Delivery was set for December. In November, Clyde told Ashton that its propeller supplier could not ship propellers that would fit the Ross machines. Ashton told Ross that it was canceling the contract for the machines. Ross may sue:
a. Clyde for breach to recover additional expenses not compensated by a resale or salvage
b. Clyde for breach to recover additional expenses not compensated by a resale or salvage—but only if thecontract is governed by the CISG
c. Ashton for breach to recover additional expenses not covered by the resale or the salvage d. Ashton for punitive damages only
e. but will get nothing, it's stuck
c
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A. Negative punishment B. Positive reinforcement C. Positive punishment D. Negative reinforcement
Which of the following is an example of a “justice vs. mercy” ethical dilemma based on competing values?
a. A mother wonders if she should try to restrict spending money on her young children so that she can save for their college fund. b. A city council has to vote on whether or not to allocate the majority of their resources to help a few people whose property was damaged by a fire. c. A man needs to feed his children but has no job and wonders if he should steal food for them. d. A police officer sees a woman accidentally break the law and wonders if he should arrest her.
Questions of ______ are used when one person advocates for change in an existing plan or law.
a. fact b. value c. policy d. merit
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A. prevents yourbroker from buying low and selling high over a relatively short time horizon. B. prevents your broker from selling your stock at a price you believe is too low. C. instructs your broker to sell your stock at the current market price. D. instructs your broker to sell your stock just before it becomes undervalued in the market.