Carlos is hired to paint a house for $700. before he starts, the woman who hired carlos tells him she does not want the job done after all. carlos finds another house-painting job that afternoon, but it pays only $500. if carlos sues the woman for damages and is awarded $200, that amount is an example of

direct damages                          

Explanation:

          In contract law, direct damages may be defined as the reward received which is equal to the difference between the value to be given during making the contract or as agreed and the value actually received for the performance.

          In the context, Carlos was awarded with $200 as direct damage when the women who initially hired Carlos at $700 to paint her house and later call off the work. Carlos found another job for $500 and thus sued the women for the damages.

Hence the answer is ---

direct damages      

saving account is right