Incentives Would Not Be a Problem If

question 20

Multiple Choice

Incentives would not be a problem if:

• A) not all actions were observable.
• B) some actions were observable.
• C) actions were not observable.
• D) actions were observable.

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Definitions:

Course of Dealing

The behavior and pattern of actions between parties that establishes a common basis for understanding their conduct in executing agreements.

Nonconforming Goods

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Cure Defects

The action of rectifying or fixing flaws or deficiencies in a product, service, or legal document.

Uniform Commercial Code

A comprehensive set of laws governing commercial transactions in the United States, intended to standardize laws across states.