The Value Meal Deal at a Fast Food Restaurant in Which

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True/False

The Value Meal Deal at a fast food restaurant in which you get a sandwich, fries, and a drink for one price is an example of price bundling.

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Definitions:

Enforceable Contract

An enforceable contract is one where all parties involved have agreed on the terms and which can be upheld and compelled by law.

Quasi-contract

A legal concept where a court imposes a contractual obligation on a party who didn't necessarily agree to it, to prevent unjust enrichment.

Implied-in-fact Contract

is an agreement derived from the actions, conduct, or circumstances of the parties involved, rather than from explicit written or spoken terms.

Negotiable Instrument

An official document that assures the payment of a fixed sum of money, payable either on demand or at a designated time, with the document bearing the name of the person obligated to pay.