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So Christopher's "loss in value" is $20,000. His "other loss" is zero. Now we have to calculate the third element in our formula: "any cost or other loss that he has avoided by not having to perform." What is Christopher's "cost avoided?" (Remember: Christopher whacked Jennifer and Tony welched on the last payment.) |
| He saved the price of some bullets. |
| He didn't avoid any cost because he fully performed his part of the deal. |