A Run-Out Policy of Product Deletion

question 8

Multiple Choice

A run-out policy of product deletion

• A) lets the product decline without changing the product strategy.
• B) is an immediate-drop decision.
• C) exploits any strengths left in the product.
• D) raises the price of the product continually to secure as much profit as possible before the product is priced out of the market.
• E) occurs when production cannot keep pace with demand because of material shortages.

Analyze the adequacy of consideration and its role in the enforceability of contracts.

Recognize the elements necessary for a binding contract, including bargained-for exchange and legal sufficiency.

Understand how promissory estoppel can create binding obligations in the absence of traditional consideration.

Explain the conditions under which modifications to contracts require additional consideration under common law versus the UCC.

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