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Summarise the main differences between monopolistic competition and perfect competition.
Prima Facie Unconscionable
A legal term indicating that an agreement or term appears, at first sight, to be excessively unfair or unjust.
Common Law
A body of law developed through court decisions over time, as opposed to laws enacted by legislatures (statutory law).
Rescission
The act of cancelling a contract and returning all parties involved to their positions before the contract was made.
Incidental Damages
Compensation for reasonably foreseeable losses caused indirectly by a breach of contract, such as costs incurred to mitigate damages.
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