Way Out Records signs a one$-$year contract with Reddick for exclusive rights to record his songs. Fun Times Records hears about the deal and begins discussions with Reddick to record for them instead. To convince Reddick to cancel his contract with Way Out Records, Fun Times offers Reddick ten percent more royalties on his songs and a more flexible recording schedule than Way Out had offered him. Fun Times also sweetens the deal by offering a two$-$year contract instead of just one year. Reddick signs the two$-$year contract with Fun Times and cancels the contract with Way Out. If Way Out Records sues Fun Times Records for tortious interference with a contract:

Way Out Records will probably be successful, because Fun Times Records wrongfully induced Reddick to break his contract with Way Out Records.

Way Out Records will probably not be successful, because businesses are free to contract with whomever they wish.

Way Out Records will probably be successful because Fun Times Records offered Reddick a better deal.

Way Out Records will probably not be successful because Fun Times Records was just exercising its right to compete in the market.