Price reduction is not available as a buyer's remedy for the seller's breach under the CISG if:
A) the seller has already delivered conforming substitute goods.
B) the buyer has refused to accept the seller's attempt to cure the breach.
C) the buyer has avoided the contract and refused delivery.
D) all of these are correct.

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Under the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), price reduction is a remedy available to the buyer when the goods delivered by the seller do not conform to the contract. However, this remedy is not available in situations where the seller has delivered conforming substitute goods, the buyer has refused the seller's attempt to cure the breach, or the buyer has avoided the contract and refused delivery. These scenarios indicate that the contract's obligations have been altered or ended in ways that make the remedy of price reduction irrelevant or inapplicable.

Price Reduction Is Not Available as a Buyer's Remedy for the Seller's