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Explain the cases for and against flexible and fixed exchange rate regimes.
Specific Performance
A legal remedy requiring a party to perform a specific act, often the completion of a contract, rather than paying damages.
Consequential Damages
Losses or damages that result not directly from a party's actions but rather from special circumstances not usually predictable, often considered indirect losses.
Resale of Goods
The act of selling an item that has previously been purchased from a vendor or manufacturer, typically involving goods that are sold in the same condition as they were acquired.
Obligated to Try
A duty or an agreement to make a good faith effort to achieve a stipulated outcome or perform a certain task.
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