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If you were the head of marketing for Troon, what benefit would you receive from Mr. Westmark’s decision to implement TCO?

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One benefit to Mr. Westmark's decision is that it gives customers more flexibility when it come to buying. Customers can exceed the company's net earnings and get a better understanding of what they're buying. They get to know what the company gains from the deal, and the final cost.

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Some of the likely things which a court would do if Tonya sues to enforce the contract are:

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This refers to the legally binding agreement which is entered by two or more parties based on terms and conditions.

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