Which tort is concerned with a business attempting to improve itself in the market by interfering with another's business in an unreasonable and improper manner:

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Interference with prospective advantage occurs when a business interferes with another's attempt to enter into a contractual relationship or business transaction with a third party for the purpose of gaining a competitive advantage. This tort is commonly used in cases where a business engages in unfair or improper conduct to intentionally prevent another company from entering into a market or obtaining new customers.

Which Tort Is Concerned with a Business Attempting to Improve