What is the policy rationale underlying the rule that minors are obligated by contracts for essentials?
A) minors who are self-supporting should be treated like adults
B) no one would provide essentials to minors if such contracts were unenforceable
C) essentials of life are usually priced fairly
D) minors do not voluntarily incur obligations for essentials

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The rationale is that if contracts for essentials (like food, clothing, shelter) made by minors were not enforceable, providers would be hesitant to supply these necessary goods and services to minors, potentially leaving them without access to basic needs. This policy ensures that minors can obtain essentials and that providers have legal assurance of compensation.

What Is the Policy Rationale Underlying the Rule That Minors