Profits you reasonably would have earned had the other party to a contract not breached are called:
A) nominal damages
B) profitable damages
C) liquidated damages
D) expectancy damages
E) punitive damages

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Expectancy damages refer to the profits that the non-breaching party would have earned had the contract been performed as agreed upon. These damages are designed to put the non-breaching party in the same position they would have been had the breach not occurred.

Profits You Reasonably Would Have Earned Had the Other Party