_____ 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 the expenses incurred by the buyer due to a delay or failure of delivery, which are not the direct result of the goods' deficiency or non-conformance. Such damages may include loss of profits, business opportunities, or reputation, as well as additional costs and expenses. Incidental damages (A) refer to the reasonable expenses directly incurred by the buyer as a result of the seller's breach, such as inspection, transportation, or storage costs. General damages (B) are typically the natural and foreseeable result of the breach, such as the cost of repairing or replacing the defective goods. Specific damages (D) is not a recognized legal term related to contractual breach or damages.

_____ Are Those Expenses Incurred by the Purchaser Because the Goods