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real estate unit 11 legal aspects

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N. monopoly

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Person or group with exclusive control over a product or service within a
given region

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L. horizontal arrangements

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Business agreements between competitors

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O. price fixing

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Agreement of one or more persons to set prices for goods or services

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J. group boycotting

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Deliberate exclusion of a particular business or group from the benefits of
competition

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M. market division

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Two or more competing businesses agree to allocate the market among
themselves

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X. tying

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Illegal action requiring buyers to purchase one product or service in order
to obtain another product or service

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U. Sherman Antitrust Act

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Basic federal antitrust statute

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B. Clayton Antitrust Act

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Antitrust act enacted to supplement the Sherman Antitrust Act

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H. Federal Trade Commission Act

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Federal law enacted to protect the public from anti-competitive acts

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Y. Unfair Competition Law

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California’s most frequently used consumer protection statute found in the
B&P Code, Section 16720

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F. established business relationship

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Caller had a transaction with the receiver within the last 18 months; or the
customer has made an inquiry with the caller’s firm in the last 3 months

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C. commercial email message

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Any electronic mail message with the primary purpose of which is the
commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or
service

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V. transactional email messages

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Emails sent as part of an ongoing commercial transaction

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E. Equal Credit Opportunity Act

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Act ensuring that consumers have an equal chance to obtain credit

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Q. Regulation B

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Regulation that implements the provisions of the Equal Credit
Opportunity Act

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G. Fair Credit Reporting Act

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Act promoting the accuracy of information collected by credit reporting
agencies

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W. Truth in Lending Act

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Federal law requiring consumer loan agreements in which a security
interest is acquired by the lender to contain certain disclosures

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R. Regulation Z

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Regulation that implements the Truth in Lending Act

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D. creditor

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Lender who regularly makes real estate loans secured by a dwelling and
whose loans are subject to a finance charge

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I. finance charge

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Amount charged to the consumer for the credit

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A. annual percentage rate

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Relative cost of credit expressed as a yearly rate

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S. right to rescind

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Right to cancel a real estate loan

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K. Holden Act

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California law referred to as the “fair lending law”

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P. redlining

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Illegal use of a property location to deny financing or insurance

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T. settlement

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Process by which ownership of real property or title to the property is
passed from seller to buyer