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Why might those entering into contracts be worse off in the long run if the courts increasingly accepted impossibility of performance as a defense?

Name: Why might those entering into contracts be worse off in the long run if the courts increasingly accepted impossibility of performance as a defense?
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          Why might those entering into contracts be worse off in the long run if the courts increasingly accepted impossibility of performance as a defense?

Why might those entering into contracts be worse off in the long run if the courts increasingly accepted impossibility of performance as a defense?

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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03/08/2024

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Step 1: If the courts increasingly accepted impossibility of performance as a defense, it could lead to a higher frequency of parties attempting to use this defense to get out of their contractual obligations. Show more…

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