Suppose Company B was in competition with Company A to sell banana oil, Company A conspired with other companies in such a way t

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Suppose Company B was in competition with Company A to sell banana oil, Company A conspired with other companies in such a way t

hat Company B’s customer quit buying banana oil from that company . Company B lost sales of $40,000 and brought its case against Company A to court. Company B’s expenses for the trial was $10,000, and it paid lawyer’s fees of $12,000. Company B aon the case. How much money would Company A have to pay Company B?

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AfilCa [17] · Answer 1 · 2022-05-15T16:54:20+03:00

Company A and company B are both having an unhealthy competition.

Company B loss:

Sales loss = $40,000

Expenses on trials = $10,000

Lawyer's fees = $12,000

Total loss = Sales loss + Expenses on trials + Lawyer's fees

= $40,000 + $10,000 + $12,000

= $62,000

In other to recover the loss, company A will have to pay company B a sum of money equivalent to $62,000 or pay a sum of money greater than $62,000.