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A plaintiff suffers purely economic loss after relying on a defendant's negligent misrepresentation in a business transaction. Which statement about the economic loss doctrine is most accurate?

Purely economic losses are always recoverable in negligence Economic losses can only be recovered as punitive damages The economic loss doctrine often bars tort recovery for purely economic harm absent personal injury or property damage, channeling such claims to contract The doctrine eliminates all liability for misrepresentation

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The economic loss doctrine often bars tort recovery for purely economic harm absent personal injury or property damage, channeling such claims to contract

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