) Suppose that, as part of a union contract, the city of Chicago promises to pay all second-year teachers a salary of $50,000. Jackson, who is now a second- year teacher, gets his paycheck and realizes that he is being paid only $47,000 a year. He gets fed up with working for the city of Chicago and gets a job teaching in a suburb at a salary of $65,000 a year. He decides to sue the city on principle, and the court finds in his favor, ordering Chicago to pay him $1 in damages. These damages are called damages.