____ are those expenses incurred by the purchaser because the goods were not delivered when expected or as specified.

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Consequential damages are those expenses that are the result of unforeseen and indirect consequences of a breach of contract. In this case, the expenses incurred by the purchaser due to the goods not being delivered on time or as specified would be considered consequential damages. Incidental damages (A) are the direct expenses incurred as a result of a breach, such as storage fees or transportation costs. General damages (B) are damages for losses that naturally flow from a breach of contract, such as lost profits. Specific damages (D) are damages that can be specifically quantified and proven, such as the cost of repair for a damaged piece of equipment.

____ Are Those Expenses Incurred by the Purchaser Because the Goods