Question

An illegal restraint of trade in which two or more brokers refuse to deal with a third broker (perhaps over discount fees) to force a change in business practices or drive him or her out of the profession.

A. Blockbusting
B. Price fixing
C. Redlining
D. Tie-in arrangement

Answer 1

Redlining is an illegal restraint of trade involving brokers refusing to deal with a third broker, aimed at forcing a change in business practices or driving them out of the profession.

Step-by-step explanation:

The illegal restraint of trade in which two or more brokers refuse to deal with a third broker to force a change in business practices or drive them out of the profession is known as redlining. Redlining is a form of discriminatory practice that can limit competition and harm the targeted broker's ability to conduct business.