Mattel, Inc. ordered $1,000,000$ Barbie dolls from Supplier A in Mexico City and $1,000,000$ Barbie dolls from Supplier B in Kuala Lumpur, for delivery by October $15$th$,$ for sale in connection with release of a movie about Barbie. Both Suppliers charged $$15$ per doll, payable upon delivery. Supplier A was able to deliver its $1,000,000$ dolls on time, but Supplier B encountered production problems and notified Mattel that it could only deliver $500,000$ dolls on time. Mattel then asked Supplier A to operate additional overtime production lines, and Supplier A was able to deliver on time an additional $350,000$ dolls at $$25$ each $($the $$10$ per doll increase was mostly due to overtime costs$).$ Mattel sold out the entire $1,850,000$ dolls it had available at an average profit of $$20$ per doll. In light of the reduced supply available, Mattel cancelled point$-$of$-$sale $($and related digital$)$ marketing promotions at theaters showing the film, in markets where it wouldn't have adequate inventory to sell, and incurred $$50,000$ in cancellation fees and wasted production costs. Discuss what claims Mattel can bring against Supplier B and what amount of damages it reasonably could recover on each claim. Use specific dollar amounts and explain how you arrived at them