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A contractor agrees to build a custom deck for a homeowner for $8,000. After the contractor builds half the deck, the homeowner repudiates without justification. The contractor has spent $3,000 and would have spent another $2,000 to finish, earning a $3,000 profit. What is the contractor's expectation recovery if the contractor stops work?

$$6,000, representing the $3,000 already spent plus the $3,000 expected profit $$8,000, the full contract price $$3,000, only the profit Nothing, because the deck is incomplete

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$$6,000, representing the $3,000 already spent plus the $3,000 expected profit

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