John Harvey had cut evergreen boughs and sold them exclusively to Fred's Nursery & Crafts, Inc., for 10 years. Upon receiving a $338,000 order for 380 tons of boughs from Fred's, Harvey obtained cutting rights from many farmers, repaired his machinery, and made 82 new hand tiers to tie the evergreen bundles. Several months later, Fred's reduced its order to less than $80,000 for about 75 tons of boughs. Harvey delivered the 75 tons of boughs and sued Fred's for breach of contract.

Is Harvey entitled to recover and, if so, how would his damages be computed?