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New tools of monetary policy created in 2008 included
Economic Duress
Refers to a situation where one party compels another to agree to a contract under threats or pressure that deprive the victim of their free will.
Misrepresentations
False statements or lies that can affect contracts and agreements, leading to possible legal action for rescission or damages.
Economic Duress
A situation where a person or entity is forced to enter into an agreement or transaction due to financial pressure or threats.
Disproportionately Small
Referring to an amount or share that is significantly less than what is considered fair or equal in comparison to others.
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