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The endowment effect describes when people value a good more when they own it than when they don't.
Contract Modifications
Changes made to the terms and conditions of an existing contract, agreed upon by all parties involved.
Bad Faith
Intentional dishonest act or failure to act, which misleads or deceives others, often in legal or contractual contexts.
Course Of Performance
The conduct that occurs under the terms of a particular agreement. Such conduct indicates what the parties to an agreement intended it to mean.
Contracting Parties
Contracting parties are the individuals or entities who enter into a contract, mutually agreeing to its terms and obligations.
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