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Business, 03.07.2019 03:20 lesok0818

While canvassing a neighborhood, a salesperson informs local homeowners of the city's plans to build a group home for the mentally disabled nearby. "home prices here will probably fall as a result. have you thought of selling your home while you can still get top dollar? " the salesperson's actions would probably be considered: a. blockbusting b. an attempt to induce panic selling c. ethically questionable, but probably legal d. both blockbusting and an attempt to induce panic selling

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